Another variant on Marengi. Looks a lot like an abacus or maybe machine-made electronics. It can do a few different looks (see sample).

I had to recreate this one a few times... encountered some bugs with brick-swapping...

A clone of Marengi with some brick-substitution and filters applied. Has a "rightward" momentum that seems to push my eyes along as I read, as well as a connectedness which makes words seem nice and solid despite being segmented.

This can pull off many looks, particular with effects applied, and should fit in among scanline fonts and fonts which are made to resemble circuitry.

Recreation of the pixel font from Taito's "Xyzolog" (1985) on the MSX. Note the special "L" (mapped to lowercase "L"), and the lowercase "y" and "z". Only the characters present in the game's tile set have been included. 

6th cypher in a series. No puncuation. No numbers.

why hello sunshine

Another one from the great Dutch graphical designer revisited.

Enjoy!

5th cypher in a series. No puncuation. No numbers.

Another one from the great Dutch graphical designer revisited.

Enjoy!

Another recap from one of the works by great Dutch graphical designer "Jurriaan Schrofer".

This time I revisited a design that originally was made back in 1975 for the Dutch Post Office (PTT) office build floor plans.

Enjoy!

Recap of the letters for the book "MARX and contemporary scientific thoughts" designed by "Jurriaan Schrofer".

Enjoy!

Recap of the letters for the book "MARX and contemporary scientific thoughts" designed by "Jurriaan Schrofer".

Enjoy!

Recap of the lettering from Dutch hardware store-chain "GAMMA".

I have absolutely zero clue on who originally designed it.

(If someone here knows more about the origins please let me know, thanks)

Nonetheless it's a pretty cool futuristic looking design as well as a tribute to its predecessors that set the tone for the genre at the start of the last century.

As usual the alphabet is completed and some punctuations is added.

Enjoy!

The "Sliced" font has a few rules to make it look better, here they are:

1. Every line should start with an Apostrophe

2. Every line should end with Comma

3. Every sentence should end with a Period

4. You shouldn't put a Space right after a Period or Comma

Examples:

ABC (Wrong)

'ABC (Wrong)

'ABC, (Right)

'ABC. (Right)

'ABC ABC. (Right)

'ABC.ABC. (Wrong)

'ABC. ABC. (Wrong)

'ABC. 'ABC. (Wrong)

'ABC.'ABC. (Right)

The improved version ... I changed some curved edges, some junctures and terminals; the most obvious change comes from combining those with (where applicable) an adjusted top line's width having a half pixel concave edge on many glyphs. That changed the shape of glyphs which made the font look smoother, flowing and friendly, despite being based on a fairly strict rectangle without serifs. I worked on the "Google Font Basic" ribbon as it gives glyphs not available on the MoreLatin set.

The original Syngrapheis version; it will go private as it is useful as a back-up or to base other fonts on; wild slope and curve arrangements are too rough for a pleasant text appearance for my taste. It's rare that I publish the starting-point version of a font that I really want to get reviewed. I thought it might be a kind of visual education for someone.

first time i really feel that i need Filter

this is will 100% change, i named it classic is simply because i don't know how people describe this font style in English

I have ideas about lowwer case, but suggestions are welcome

I'll make alternates at more latin

a at ©, g at ®, j(stick with last letter) at ™

aaaand latin is completed :3

The font used in Taito's "Groove Coaster / Rhythmvaders" series. V, X and Z are a bit thicker than the other letters, but overall it's a near-perfect match. Additionally, the tilde (~) is the "headphone invader" graphic used in the game's logo and promotional artwork.

(C) Taito / Square Enix