Very nice blackletter pixel font. Some of your text appear to be fuzzy and thickened. Check the Letter Width setting of the lower case and the ligatures. The vertical green line should be at the border between two bricks. The f, ff, =, ct, st ligatures: you don't have to do the halfway-nudge-trick in order to get better spacing. Leave the spacing and kerning for another tool. Just focus on getting clean and sharp pixels. A pixel font is always about making hard choices and compromising. 10/10
@Frodo7: Thanks a lot, Maestro. I've always thanked you and I thank you very much now for your invaluable help, you know. I'm going to put an eye on this to try to improve it and get the conventional way of what a proper pixel font should be.
10 Comments
I wanted my own pixel fraktur. It was very funny to create the "old style aspect" on each glyph.
@elmoyenique - Beautiful pixel work. Congratulations! :^)
@Goatmeal: Thanks a lot!
Wonderful pixel blackletter, makes me want to try something similar...
@four: Thanks a lot, compa! Try it, you will do better than this for sure.
as usual, you've created something absolutely stellar here; elmoyenique
@ZeusOfTheCrows: Thanks a million.
Very nice blackletter pixel font. Some of your text appear to be fuzzy and thickened. Check the Letter Width setting of the lower case and the ligatures. The vertical green line should be at the border between two bricks. The f, ff, =, ct, st ligatures: you don't have to do the halfway-nudge-trick in order to get better spacing. Leave the spacing and kerning for another tool. Just focus on getting clean and sharp pixels. A pixel font is always about making hard choices and compromising. 10/10
@Frodo7: Thanks a lot, Maestro. I've always thanked you and I thank you very much now for your invaluable help, you know. I'm going to put an eye on this to try to improve it and get the conventional way of what a proper pixel font should be.
Please sign in to comment.