Just a doodle. Reminds me of typesetter's forms.

Every pixel of the negative space is trying to approach the letters in the positive space. But, they are repelled from the letters by a 1px border. This leads to a look that is not quite filled, not quite grunge, and not quite maze-like. The filled voids seem obviously anomalous, but can only reinforce the forms they attempt to engulf.

"Tacit Affront" is an anagram for "Artifact Font".

Upper for blank letters

Lower for filled letters

space key for blank

_(under line) for full filled

I in need of solution for symbols

This is my 3rd entry for the countercomp:note that this is derived from "MIDI-TRENTE". The  actual letters, numbers etc have the same height as those on the plates of Midi-Trente.

This version frustrated me when I started it, every glyph previously on a plate required moving and adjusting their letter space (I  have problems seeing the extremely pale grid lines to place letter width correctly): letter space was huge, I suspect this was linked to coming from Midi-Trente where every plate takes up 43x43 px and the letter spacing didn't automatically  adjust to the narrower simple glyphs' requirements.

To make the font more useful I've added almost 200 glyphs to this version. One of them is a design --possibly not an official dingbat in Unicode-- to indicate "e-mail" as many people now give e-mail addresses and don't expect to receive a paper envolpe with stamp as the well known dingbat for "mail/letter/address" shows.

This font was inspired by crockery decorated with a name which I saw offered in a car boot sale. My font's UC has delicately decorated glyps, visible before food is placed on the plates; LC shows plates after the meal, with food remnants covering/filling parts of glyphs  ;)

Fluid simulator. Author too lazy to do lowercase.

Modernism alphabet

Thinking about an easy and fast-to-do holiday activity for my  young grandsons I started making basic majuscules to colour in and cut out, inspired by some fonts in the reversecomp.

I made this variant of Jersh because it looked cool, and now you have two choices for this font: crappy or adifferent kind of crappy.

To be used with Pivot

Alternate a,b,h,k,l,o,s on the lowercase :)