McRasky

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by LexKominek

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Sort of a conceptual one - a futuristic MICR system, based on ASCII. Each letter is built of six "bits" in a 2x3 grid, with two "bits" in the underline. If a bit is a 1 in the ASCII code, the cell will be filled with four black squares. If the bit is a 0, the cell will contain 0, 1, or 2 black squares. No cell contains 3 black squares.
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Created on 6th August 2014. Last edited on 1st September 2014.
License:

Creative Commons
Categories:
- Display
- Monospaced
Sets:
- Retro-Computer
- Underline
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10 Comments

This is the bit map for each character.

Comment by LexKominek 29th august 2014

Very cool.

Comment by thalamic 30th august 2014

The c could be shorter, though.

Comment by thalamic 30th august 2014

I love the puzzly nature of this font! I think the W contains a 3-square cell, though.

Comment by minidonut 30th august 2014

Could you also make a font like this based on braille?

Comment by minidonut 30th august 2014

You're right about the W - fixed now.

Braille would be interesting. I could see it being made of large circles connected by macaroni pieces, almost like body piercing jewellery. I may try it :-)

Comment by LexKominek 1st september 2014