Cool concept, but this is actually a 6 segment display.

I’m glad you stopped by and appreciate your comments.

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@faux_icing There are certainly many ways to decorate the pieces with various themes or patterns. It’s just like your favorite pizza… 
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@Frodo Oh, thanks, I was having that old problem with the twisted bricks. I guess I overlooked them ; )

@faux_icing: Apologies, this was meant just to be poking fun—didn’t mean to start a debate. Sorry about that.

@Gr4ftY @Luca: Perhaps this would make it easier to understand what I meant. But of course @beate these are just fun suggestions. The world is your oyster!

Heavy sans serif with playful stencil cuts at various angles. Extended Latin set. Great addition to the Como family. 10/10

PS: stray pixels at letter a and ‰.

You keep saying “Added [Language/Characters]” in the comments on your fonts.

Also i want fontstruct to have a dark mode which was supposed to exist earlier.

I wish fontstruct had some great improvements that were suppoesed to exist earlier

Added Czech

I don’t know how you manage this; pretty much everything you put out is a polished masterpiece.

@faux_icing: I beg to disagree. This would be far more applicatory at a bouldering gym. ;)

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Added Basic Latin and Polish

Interesting variation on your Como family. I can foresee the splits being used in other ways, like pizza slices, stained glass, or cardboard cutouts. (⁠✯⁠ᴗ⁠✯⁠)

@ex: Thank you for your kind comments! Glad you enjoyed the article. ^_^

I have just completed the 216-glyph set for Curve Zone, featuring full support for Latin, Arabic, Hebrew, and custom PUA symbols.

Visited your website and read the article on Monotype. Well researched and a good read. Thanks.

Added Latin 1 Supplement

Such great experimentation. Nice color palette too.

Can you move alternate letter forms to the PUA?

@Gr4ftY: Thanks! I originally made this coloured font in order to show the different variation of styles one can use Farop to do. The release of

By the way, I just updated my Kevin Mono font by adding Latin Exteneded-A glyphs. I suggest you to increase the X-Height (aka. the lowercase letter heights) by just 1 pixel, just like what I did in my own Kevin Mono font.

@Frodo: Hehe – no way!

What a useless git.

@beate: Troll votes are like a badge of honour. They never troll mediocre fonts. Don't let them steal your creative spirit.

Well, that was to be expected. Same as always.  ; )

A lovely experiment! A little hard to read in some places, (the “Y” in particular is quite confusing) but with such a small grid, it’s more than forgivable. Fun samples, too.

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