Pixel demake of pohang station by time.peace. Just for fun!

This started as an alien sci-fi font, but early in its development I realized it looked a lot like "pohang station". So I ended up shelving my own ideas to create this demake.

Modern pixel Gothic

 A tall thin stroked Art Deco typeface experiment.

I tried to create pretty simple but ellegant geometric letterforms. It is inspired by the later 70's Art Deco Streamline period.

The character set is far from complete for now, kerning done only for a few pairs and overall balance therefor is still quite poor.

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I completed much of the basic latin with mix-caps alternative glyphs and a lot more, along the way the whole project also kind of turned into a attempt to construct very thin (1/8th grid unit) sloping strokes and asymmetric curves.

I also decided to make this clonable for educational purpose to everyone interrested in making asymmetric curves with very little compromise to allignment of the constructed curving strokes. It's not a tool, but rather a little insight into how I did this. So the custom brick pallet is messy. Another important thing is, To fully understand what is going on under the hood of this fontstruction some knowledge about resizing bricks by way of  composites is required. Because the location of the brick inside of the composite bricks grid can be very important upon rotation and nudging!!!

filter for brick size should remain at 2:2 in order to make propper allignement of the bricks.

Once more,

Enjoy!

Work in progress

See more: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/760965/shlab

https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/typedifferent/bd-pankow/

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/ywft/black-slabbath/

A rotationally semetric pixel font. Upper and lower case match. That dot is for spacing; it's "\".

Art Deco tile mosaic lettering design and background tile patterns.

It's designed to craft layers of typographic mosaics. It can create very subtle clear display text combinations when only layering text with just one or two backgrounds max. This will result in nice retro-ish mosaic typography. But beware, combining two or more background patters with for example different blending modes on each layer, this seemingly peaceful boy becomes capable of recreating the big bang!

All patterns are located in the Unicode block for Block Elements!

You know what, lets make this one clonable for everyone.

Enjoy!

A fictional language for a film that I'll be making in the future. (Only has numbers 0 through 4 because the counting is in base 5).

A font created to display text using the Pigpen Cipher (otherwise known as the Masonic Cipher) in as simple of a design as possible.  All characters are using just a 5 by 5 grid in the FontStruct system.  Modified Pigpen is in place to include the numbers if desired.  This Cipher was first published in 1531.

This is a font of the Pigpen Cipher used on the 1794 tombstone of James Leeson in the graveyard of Trinity Church in Manhattan.  The original cipher does not include a J or . [period] so I have added them to the two unused (and thus, available) spots of the grid.

Uppercase and Lowercase letters are the same.  There are no numbers nor punctuation (with the exception of the period mentioned above).

Ehonore-

My first unique font. It's original, sometimes cartoony, and stylish.

Ehonore (Version 1.0) contains:

all -"Basic Latin",

-"More Latin", and

-"Google Fonts Basics"

Characters, as well as romanian special characters T & S with comma, and hungarumlaute. (double-acute O & U)

This font is free to use, mayble I'll even set it up for Google Fonts...

I hope you have fun.

Inspired by my friend Ehre. 

Update 1

I decided to improve some characters, and I'm happy with the results.

I made some lowercase letters smaller, plus I changed some letters which bothered me, by looking too "cartoony".

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Update 2

Russian letters are finished, if you have any special requests for characters, just tell me. I hope I'll be adding more cyrillic letters in the near future.

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Update 3

I've extended the lowercase letters a bit, to make it look more uh... aesthetic, I guess. 

This is a simple assembly of a font I have been meaning to bring to flesh. Hopefully this will respect normal 255-char ANSI. Newer iterations will respect more chars -- of course, this will take an even greater amount of time. If there's any ANSI chars left out, let me know (there probably is).

There are actually 55 unique characters. The generic symbol in many characters is there just so text editors won't change fonts mid-text.

There are actually 55 unique characters. The generic symbol in many characters is there just so text editors won't change fonts mid-text.

There are actually 55 unique characters. The generic symbol in many characters is there just so text editors won't change fonts mid-text.

A well-known font from Duke Nukem 3D which is used in screens, menus, and placeable ingame sprites. This font came in two versions: "big" and "small". Both versions only have uppercase, so I put the small variant on the lowercase.

Since the original was a bitmap font which used multiple colors, I stuck to drawing the outlines. This lets you color them in how you like.

The small variant has its own symbols and numerals as well; most are already in this font, replacing the empty spaces left by the big variant. (Neither one has a complete symbol set, so I merged the best ones together.)

Original size: 10.5pt (use multiples of this value for pixel perfection)

A font which appears in "Defender/Joust" (1995) on Game Boy. This font is complete within the ROM, so only the original characters are included.

This font is used for Defender's menus and gameplay.

The placement of glyphs within the individual 8x8 tiles suggests that this font is meant to be monospaced. I've squinted at this one long enough... it looks right to me! :D

A font which appears in "Defender/Joust" (1995) on Game Boy. This font is nearly complete within the ROM, so only "1" and "2" were added.

This font appears within the starting screens, and is barely used at all...

A font which appears in "Defender/Joust" (1995) on Game Boy. This font is incomplete within the ROM, so many letters and symbols were added for accessibility.

This font is used for Joust, although the numbers which actually appear ingame have their own look which is very different to these.

A font similar to the used in the game Top Gear (1992, SNES)

I had this ticked away for a bit, but here is Headliner Unicode.

Relive your retro pixelated font dreams with Retro Pixelon! Ready to use for Russian, English, Polish, French, Spanish, German and many more!

Contains sets: Basic Latin (fully), More Latin (almost fully), Extended Latin A (fully), Cyrillic (for Russian).

 Contains some alternates from Textliner and some early versions

Do you think Headliner is too chunky? You want to use Headliner for text? Lucky you, because Textliner is out! Textliner is the light weight of Headliner, and is much more legible! If you still want more legibility, I added some extra alternates!

EDIT: If you want a font REALLY based of the NSMB logos, check here.

https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/1525766

Headliner is a geometric sans-serif with a slight nod to the New Super Mario Bros. logo fonts. It's overall design reflects posters. The Comic Sans effect (using a font in a place other where it's supposed to be used) has been eradicated as this font is multi-use.

I plan on making a light weight and extended version