A pixel-optimized version of Helvetica Light. (the numbers are equal height unlike in Helvetica itself as number 7 was shorter than the others.)
Note: I used the a1b2c3 method to create this font. Its easy to create a pixel font. All you have to do is use my method (1,2,3) to make it.
a font which has been renamed and updated for this year.
This is a clone of History Serif 2023Like Pixel Geometric, but more centaur-ish.
This is a clone of Pixel GeometricAn octagon based font which can substitute either Constantia or Corbel, and can also complement either font.
Remember how I said SEA QUEST was based off the font in Sea Quest Books? Well, I wasn't sure, so I made this one. Please let me know if you find out the font used in the titles of Sea Quest.
More fonts in the Octagon Supreme Collections:
Collection A:
1: Constantia & Corbel
??-A Constantia/Corbel Light
??-B Constantia/Corbel
??-C Beast Tamers?!
2: Rage Quit
A2-A [Original] Regular
A2-B [Original] Bold
A2-C [Original] Black
A2-D [Sans] Regular
A2-E [Sans] Bold
A2-F [Sans] Black
A2-G [Serif] Regular
A2-H [Serif] Bold
A2-I [Serif] Black
A2-J [Slab] Regular
A2-K [Slab] Medium
A2-L [Slab] Bold
A2-M [Slab] Black
A2-N [Octagonal] Regular
A2-O [Octagonal] Bold
A2-P [Octagonal] Black
3: Thefontstructheroescreatedthisfont
A3-A Regular
A3-B Medium
A3-C Bold
A3-D Black
4: 1001fontsisatotalfailure
(A4-A) to A4-Z Regular
Collection B: Geometric
1: Pixel
B1-A Geometric Regular
B1-B Geometric Bold
This is Font A1-B of the collection.
william leverette william leverette
don't you come to me
william leverette william leverette
i wanna see some poetry
william leverette william leverette
can't i see old macintyre
william leverette william leverette
william leverette !
This is a clone of Debit BoldI MADE YOU LOOK I MADE YOU SEE YOU OWE william leverette a good ol' 50p!
This is a clone of Debit BoldThe master FontStruction, as the creator and me say. It is the patron of patrons. The less than and greater than symbols look like rotated circumflexes.
T̲h̲e̲ ̲C̲h̲e̲e̲r̲f̲u̲l̲ ̲S̲t̲o̲r̲y̲ ̲o̲f̲ ̲t̲h̲e̲ ̲M̲a̲s̲t̲e̲r̲ ̲F̲o̲n̲t̲ ̲-̲ ̲f̲r̲o̲m̲ ̲O̲r̲d̲i̲n̲a̲r̲y̲ ̲t̲o̲ ̲e̲x̲t̲r̲a̲o̲r̲d̲i̲n̲a̲r̲y̲ Master was once just an ordinary sans-serif typeface on the amazing app of FontStruct. But eventually it started losing control of its temper and that’s when everything started to go wrong…
The font promptly lost all of its support. Tesco removed it from all its products. Aldi opened with no typeface such as Master.
It was a nobody.
Until the 1950s when a skilled editor decided to log into FontStruct.
Now, this editor was very keen on editing all fonts which didn’t get used or were not finished. He also was a big fan of the font Master and had always THOUGHT of it as the most masterful typeface on the internet.
So that’s how the font Master came to be a proper typeface.
Then in the late 90s, the professional FontStructer Rob Meek, the graphic designer that everyone loved, decided to send the creator an apologetic letter stating that he hadn’t meant to frighten all the users off his app.
The creator opened the letter and replied with a letter stating that he would block the violent companies off the website so long as Rob agreed, which he did, in a letter agreeing to his action; if it didn’t include all the everyday users who entered the site.
Thus the No Nonsense Act of 1987 was then established, allowing everyone to enter FontStruct on the occasion that they didn’t delete or ignore any of the good ‘Low Bick’ fonts.
But in 2022, things changed. FontStruct was now an official website which everyone could still visit. It was now integrated as part of the internet where they had already implemented laws such as the System Safety Act of 2019, the SMART26, the Bad Blocking Act and the Copyright, Designs and Websites Act 2018 which was the web version of the copyright designs and patents act of 1988.
The Master font was now solemnly appreciated by all the users of the internet, who happen to come across it in the ‘Master font’ section and is now used in designs all over the world!
And THAT is how the Master font became the most famous typeface on the web.
I hope you enjoyed my story.
Note: The 'Low Bick' fonts are now 'Top Pick' fonts.
The italicized version of Halvetica (sorry its pixelated, i moved the rows left! :D)
This is a clone of Halvetica CompressedA font based on the idea of brickwork lettering. Imagine you built letter a from bricks. You would need to make two brick pillars joined with two lines on the top, and so: this is the look of brickwork lettering.
Note: Some letters cannot be made of brick and so they look generic.
There were Santa Errors with many glyphs in other languages so watch out.