Note: this isn't meant to resemble the FS logo.

As the name may (or may not) suggest, this is a 2×3 font: no faux bezier curves, no layers, just a lot of composites and brick patching.

This one was fun because it was a real challenge. The only (I think) two composites that aren't 4×4 or 2×2 are 5×2, and they're used in the lowercase x.

If it wasn't for brick patching, this font would've been literally impossible to finish, because glyphs like B, C, K, R, S, k, m, s, 3, 5, 8, $, &, {, }, and probably a bunch of others all utilize brick patching in some way. (Meek, please don't fix brick patching. It's crucial to a bunch of fonts on this site.)

The idea of this font is to be a root font which can be cloned and then the 41 shapes in the font can be changed en mass by replacement. This allows you to build a font extremely quickly.

Made after my signature
[on FontStruct in 2013]

Not related to my duplicate-free 2x3
{unreleased and incomplete US-ASCII}