Adapted from Como S(lab), designed in 2012 with completely revised shapes and a new style.

Enjoy!

another joke font but this time i actually took it semi-seriously

I was watching a video on YouTube when this monospaced sort-of connected script with sort-of Lombardic caps caught my eye.

It’s the font for Tower of Despair (AKA Argent Warrior), a text adventure published in 1984 by Games Workshop (yes, that GW) for the ZX Spectrum.

I based my version only on found screenshots, thus |J|Q|Z|q|z| are personal guesses. Punctuation and numbers seem to vary, I suspect based on different ports (notably the Commodore 64).

Best used in multiples of 8pts.

Here I present another variation of Como Splitt (startet in 2014)  in grayscale. Some glyphs have been modified in their breaks, as well as a few other details such as curves and size.
db Como is one of my oldest typeface families, and I still enjoy working with it very much. It comes in various styles, such as Mono, Stencil, Sans Serif/Mix, as well as different weights. 

Recreation of the large pixel font from Jaleco's “Plus Alpha” (1989).

The uppercase characters are 16px wide, while the remaining characters are 8px wide.

Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included.

Symbols for Legacy Computing Extended (U+1C000-U+1C29F)

Extended: U+1CEB4-U+1CEB6, U+1FB93, U+1FBFB-U+1FBFC

Unicode 20.0
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September 10, 2028

Mithrandir is the Elvish name of Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings. It means Grey Pilgrim in Sindarin. Work in progress.

2-Digit Numbers are added

Added Unifon Letters

Truchet tilings. The tile sets are at the bottom. The patterns are random compositions or reproductions of existing ones.

The original version of this font seemed to have a problem with line spacing while I used Word® . A space was automatically inserted before  ;  and  :  and occasionally the  ,  . For a reason I don't undertand any line of text using these glyphs slipped down a few pixels which made the pages of text look untidy and reading quite unpleasant.

I haven't seen any reason for this, found no slipped bricks below the base line or above the highest diacritic's edge nor did I see a brick at the left or right of a glyph nor did I 'misalign' glyphs. In desperation I have changed the position and shape of the 'problematic' glyphs as well as some descenders, ascenders and height of some diacritics. I'll check tomorrow if this has improved spacing. BTW, this problem doesn't show up in the font preview of the Fontstructor nor in the 'My Fontstructions - user input'

It is possible that my eyesight is bad, or that I was too tired when checking this font and its parent version. If you happen to spot or know what caused this erratc line spacing please let me know, thanks🤝

a little outside of the art deco era, inspired by astigmatic's "sacramento" and tortoiseshell's "sonoma," while keeping with the californian theme~

Font for road signs. Slight contrast, readable letter forms, and great unicode support.

A little update to a font I made, well, 13 years ago :)