Currently working on numbers and replacing them with the custom sprites on TSR.

Includes "More Latin".

withered

Special characters: < (My OC's head), > (A heart), § (FS, though it may not look like it), Capital A with ring under it (alternate glyph for a)

Feel free to use and/or clone.

Fun fact: this was originally named percentage, but I changed it so it fits the style more

The nudge tool was used for some glyphs, like the dollar sign and yen sign.

The "Make Composite" tool was used to make the gradient effect.

Currently working on Katakana

A recreation of the font from one of my favourite games: Pengo.

You might not have heard of it, but it's a game where you have to squash creatures called "Sno-Bees" by using ice blocks.

Only the glyphs in the original game (plus lowercase, but it's actually just uppercase) are included in this font.

Current version includes Basic Latin, More Latin, Extended Latin A-E (E only has one complete glyph though), a nearly-finished Even More Latin, Greek and Coptic, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Braille Set, and some other stuff

Sizes of 6 and/or 12pt (or multiples of them) are recommended so that the font doesn't smoothen or gain translucent pixels.

Has support for 104 languages (according to FontDrop)

easily one of my largest fonts.

Includes Latin, Hebrew, Cyrillic, and more.

A clone of bargeran, which adds most of the Latin alphabet and a few more symbols.

The glyph count is higher than I expected.

Since the creator of the original font has already produced an extended version, I have named mine "BD Ver."

My first attempt at a double-storey g; it turned out... well... I can't explain.

Also tried to do the a with the hook (the one that goes to the left, I also can't explain) but failed miserably (it looked awful to me so I went with a Greek Alpha-looking a)

A font from the game Annalynn released by Cruise Elroy in 2016/2021. Some glyphs are missing.

This was hard to make considering the fact it was 3 pixels by 5.

3 fonts in a (technically 2) day?!

Will update with the rest of the characters soon!

BD stands for Bingula Designs.

My first serif font

Will add more soon

PixPix

Make your own picture... in a typeface?

A-Y — Fully Black/No White

a-y — 75% Black/25% White

À-Ù — 50% Black/50% White/Half-Black Half-White

à-ù — 25% Black/75% White

(Note that this "font" is incomplete, and only a 5x5 canvas is available. If you want to make your picture a size bigger than that, then add multiple of this font)

haha funny ingrown toenail fungal infection creepy smile merged a e

My attempt to recreate the "My Life As A Teenage Robot" font.

A pixel font, but Latin Uppercase is in Cyrillic, and the uppercases themselves in the Latin set are Roman Numerals...

"don't be confused. be confused.com"

I'm going monochrome forever!

(Plans for More Latin in progress.)

A 10 to 20-segmented pixel LED display. The backtick symbol is for when every part is lit up. Due to being made out of pixels, the LED display can easily split (see the letter C's far left)

Includes most of Basic Latin. Used nudging to make the lowercase letters a, e, s, and z, and number 0. Used composites to make the non-smart quotation marks. Used stacking for some areas. Had trouble making lowercase k, but happy with the design for now.

A font based on the ORDA logo (no, not the ORDA from whatever that series is, or those other ORDAS. I mean the ORDA that makes toys and stuff).

Something buried in my Private FontStructions. Under the baseline, the font turns into a checkerboard effect. Similar to that of withered.

Condensed version of ATARI v1.0

JERIKI - By Bingula

Contains the uppercase and lowercase English alphabet, numbers from 0-9, the full stop, comma, quotation and singular marks, question and exclamation marks, @ sign, underscore, asterik, hashtag, dollar sign, percentage sign, "and" sign, left and right brackets, plus and minus signs, slash, colon and semicolon, greater than and less than signs, left and right square brackets, grave, line, small circle, and the triple full stop.

(Don't be surprised if I spelt some of the names wrong.)

Updated the number tiles so that the point count in the bottom-right corner is the same as their L33T Scrabble tile variants

Same idea as Withered; just horizontal this time. Only @ is a special character.

Based on the FontStruct logo. Had to exit the fontstructer multiple times to get a glimpse at the lowercase e.

Added the missing letters from the uppercase set.

The year is 2048 AD. A new virus has broken out in New York City, and bears a resemblance to a certain virus that ends in "19"... However, after a few days, it has become assured that the virus is not associated with that "19" virus...

The infected may feel a state of shivering, lack of energy and dastardly coughs, all of which happens while their tempurature rises to around 105°F. After a day or two of this, the infected person dies, and within an hour, they start to move again, without a pulse to keep them alive.

All weapons have become legalised to wield if you are over the legal age of consent, but only to fend off these "zombies", from guns to knifes (and no, not nuclear warheads, but the government has plans...)

A few days later, the government releases a statement saying that they will bomb the most infected areas with said nuclear warheads we've talked about earlier. But, then something much, much worse happens...

The Federal Government falls, and there is nothing we can do. All we can do is wave our flags upside-down (which, fun fact, is a sign of "the people waving it and the people around them are in extreme danger"). This font was the remaints of the cities that were bombed, slowly decaying in the fires.

Special designs for some glyphs; in which I'll list them here:

LATIN CAPITAL LETTER P: The top part that is supposed to connect to the base of the letter is hanging instead.

LATIN CAPITAL LETTER R: The leg of the R has broken off the building and is currently being held by a rope.

LATIN CAPITAL LETTER S, LATIN NUMERAL 2: Ooze is dripping from parts of it, most likely being a liquid chemical. Information is unknown, but it might've been a vaccine for the virus.

LATIN CAPITAL LETTER T: Leaning to the left a tad bit.

Similar: LATIN SMALL LETTER T: Leaning to the right a tad bit.

LATIN CAPITAL AND SMALL LETTER V: If you look closely, you can see an infected person. Make sure to stay quiet, otherwise you may become one of them...

LATIN SMALL LETTER Q: Unlike the capital Q, which it's tail is pointing right, the tail in this Q seems to be pointing left.

LATIN FULL STOP: A house.

LATIN COMMA: A house with a basement, full of survivors. They won't live for long, though.

LATIN SPACE and LATIN NO-BREAK SPACE: Slight remaints of buildings.

Font currently unfinished.

My own "language" (basically just English but with more letters).

A - Same as English.

B - Same as English.

Б - Same as B, but softer in the sounds it makes

C - Makes the C sound (as in cat)

Ç - Makes the ch sound (as in choose)

D - Same as English.

E - Same as English.

F - Same as English.

G - Same as English.

H - Same as English.

I - Makes the I sound (as in right) (Use ı for lowercase)

İ - Makes the I sound (as in igloo) (Use i for lowercase)

J - Same as English.

K - Same as English.

Ḳ - Makes the kw sound (as in question, Qatar, and all the words the letter Q is in)

L - Same as English.

M - Same as English.

N - Same as English.

Ŋ - Makes the ng sound (as in building)

O - Same as English.

P - Same as English.

R - Same as English.

S - Same as English.

ß - Makes the ss sound (as in possess)

T - Same as English.

Þ - Makes the th sound (as in thousand)

Ţ - Makes the TI sound (as in time)

Ŧ - Makes the TI sound (as in practice)

U - Same as English.

V - Same as English.

W - Same as English, but pronounced "wynn" instead of "double-u"

X - Same as English.

Y - Same as English.

Z - Same as English.