Mandeljot is the idea of simplicity. What you are looking for is deeper, it doesn’t just appear upon the surface. The font being based upon a basic San Serif type only enhances the real fluidity of the fractal. There’s a series of repetition within the letters, at a glance it is hard to understand want the font is trying to portray or connected to. Nature, diversity, humanity or even practicality. The ability to glare and focus on the question of the font is the importance, it’s elegant yet so real. With flourishes being created through shading. The form of it being fractals makes it look delicate. It’s meant to represent something within everyday life that is “Beautiful, damn hard, useful’ design. Mandelbrot should be used within Nature/Technology/Sound/Structures/Art/Law. 

Made for NW & SW European members' languages. I think I have covered all those that belong into this 'group'. I've included modern Welsh glyphs for my friend Ray, and added glyphs for Maori text as they might interest my friend Johneen. Thanks to TCWhite I've found the 2E2E point to place my favourite punctuation/symbol correctly.

I'm sending this to be rewiewed for Google Fonts; if people are positive about MasterClass I'll add the glyphs needed by more European languages that use the Latin alphabet.

While waiting, hoping, planning this remains a work in progress.

One of those strange designs that sit in my note pad for ages and suddenly decides to  become useful :)

Based on the Timerider logo. This is definitely the most difficult font I've made - don't know if I can finish the accents and punctuation.

Here's what not to do:

--Start an easy fontstruction to pretend you don't have time to do research assignment due last month

--Draw lowercase letters

--Change all letters to have slightly more personality

--Draw uppercase

--Change all lowercase to match the uppercase

--Draw numbers

--Change all uppercase to match numbers

--Change one letter so that it makes better auto-ligature

--Change all letters to have less personality

At this point, who knows how much time has been sunk into doing this "easy" fs and what it started out as. And unoriginal to boot. Forget it. Next!

Clone of Font Pixel – a pixel variant of Trade Gothic.

This is the Oblique version of Font Pixel, as Trade Gothic lacks a true italic. The illusion of creating incline out of vertically stacked pixels was mastered by Underware for their typeface Unibody Italic and this heavily influenced Font Pixel OB... Here's a sample. Enjoy.

If you do decide to download Font Pixel OB, we'd be chuffed if you emailed us images of it in use, thanks.