a sportsy sans-serif for anything sports

I looked at the back of a Nintendo DS/3DS cartridge to find there's a code in black on most of them. I decided to make a replicate in FontStruct, and here we are!

Thanks to McFood.

OG Desc:

The GameBoy Tetris font (http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/720444)made with the GameBoy Tetris Tetriminoes.

Chozo Hieroglyphs.

Lower case is pixelated form.

Font image can be found here:

spriters-resource.com/custom_edited/sonicthehedgehogcustoms/sheet/153062/

Have fun using the font!

Pictochat chat room markers.

Fancy!

This Typeface is sharp, bold and futuristic. The characters act as if a blade has been pierced through them, creating a fun and aggressive look. It can be used for video games, advertisement, and comic books. 

A font I made for a video game I want to create in the future.

Using the theme of Hope I wanted to expore the future, 

The goals for this typeface was to create a quirky design, inspired by the map of the underground. I ensured that my letters abided by the rules that Harry Beck set while designing the map - horizontal, vertical and 45° lines, and incorporating circles into my design. I wanted this typeface to have a friendly feel and to reflect the theme of the community through the idea of connection.

MTV Logo is a font inspired by the MTV logo.

My font was made as a response to technological rebirth. The designers I have referenced and researched to create this font operated in the early days of technology and the internet. My font mirrors the exciting momentum behind design in these times. Something that is still moving and taking shape. 

This type face was created inspired by the theme ‘rebirth’. It took a lot of hand rendered type and photographical experimentation to create a font that I believe captures people coming together through rebirth whether that’s in a spiritual means or something else. I began by photographing people linking together to create shapes in the form of letter with their bodies. After drawing from the photographs, I decided to take a more abstract approach and applied this to my sans serif font.

a conlang i made for conlang, lhioipran.