not making the @ because im lazy

Still not satisfied with some poor choices there like 4, K, R

Its meant to be supplement to my other serif font

designed with as much 1x1 space and as little 2x2 space as possible

edit 4/22/2026: OMG THX FOR THE STAFF PICK

I don't have any interest for Star Rail , but i was shown the namesake of this font by my sister , and felt that it fit her image fairly well , so ...

I would also like to shout out faux_icing's Newt for being another inspiration for this font .

Enjoy it !

mainly inspired by the uppercase H glyph of elmoyenique's "zlumber"

VECTOR-X is a futuristic font inspired by the bold visual language of classic and modern sci-fi cinema. Its sharp angular cuts, segmented forms, and aerodynamic geometry echo the interface graphics, spacecraft hull markings, and dystopian city signage made for cyberpunk worlds, deep-space missions, and holographic environments.

This typeface marries Victorian ornament with modern precision. Its upright, disciplined skeleton recalls the structure of 19th‑century book titling, yet each letter is enlivened by curling terminals and carved interior cuts that feel almost quill‑drawn. High‑contrast strokes lend the forms a dramatic, typeset‑on‑parchment presence, while the whimsical hooks and flourishes interrupt the austerity with a storyteller’s charm. The result is a display serif that feels both scholarly and imaginative, and is perfect for titles that seek a touch of literary grandeur without sacrificing contemporary clarity.

Explores distortion inspired by digital corruption and stitched fragmentation, the letterforms balance is a serif font with glitch aesthetics. Each character feels slightly unstable which is pulled, offset, and reassembled. This creates a visual echo between analog craft and digital decay.

This font is a bold, ultra-heavy display typeface with a strong geometric and industrial feel. Its blocky letterforms are built from thick, monoline strokes with sharp angles and squared edges. The compact shapes and tight counters give it a powerful, high-impact presence. It works best for headlines, posters, and logos where a striking, modern look is needed.

Thanks to May and Sed4tives for STF_FAUX BEZIER ROTUNDS 

Requires about the same skillset as decyphering certain handwritings. Really hope noone will ever use this in serious typesetting.
Sorry for the very small number of glyphs, getting tired and will probably not continue that soon :/

A Wild West font with a Sleek, Futuristic Aesthetic of Outer Space. This font features bold, angular letters reminiscent of cowboy signage, with chunky serifs that evoke images of saloons and dusty trails. 

The overall effect is a unique typography that captures the adventurous spirit of cowboys while inviting you to explore the vastness of the universe. 

Abstract font for goofy titles and Headlines. Great to use with bold and Spunky colors along with dark and brooding ones too.

 I created a typeface that embodies a unique, blocky aesthetic with irregular features. Each character has distinct, chunky forms that give it a bold presence, while the faded texture adds a sense of depth and character. This contrast between the sturdy blockiness and the soft, worn look makes the typeface visually intriguing and versatile. It's perfect for conveying a sense of creativity and playfulness, making it stand out in various design applications.

I've seen a lot of fonts with thicker vertical lines... but what about horizontal lines?

Based off of the logo of the Japanese cologne Mandom. Since I couldn’t find the font, I decided to make my own. There isn’t really a lower case, and the lower case letters are really just alternates. Also, it's 100% free.

UPDATE: pretty sure the font I was trying to replicate is called Benguiat Buffalo, so… that’s interesting. Also changed the name from 'Mandom' because me think of joke.