Sort of mixing ideas from "tuxedo blvd" and "tinseltown." Keeping with the "t" naming trend between them, here is yet another Art Deco font, "trailblazer," please enjoy~

A cursive-esque, sort of hand-drawn font. Really had some fun stepping out of the usual font styles and explore with these cute little loops and swirls. Please enjoy~

A fractured art deco font, crumbling under its own weight

Please enjoy~

Venturing a little into Art Nouveau. A bit of unfamiliar territory, but it sure is an elegant style. This font builds on the ideas of "peach" and "just peachy," making this amalgamation, a potion of sorts. Please enjoy!

My first attempt at making a serif font.

A twenties era font with the uppercase measuring twenty glyphs tall, the lowercase measuring five glyphs tall by four glyphs wide, to multiply out to twenty, and incorporating exactly twenty different glyphs to boot.

It was really quite fun seeing all of the ways to sneak the number twenty into this font for the competition. Please enjoy!

I created a font similar to this years ago, a design adjacent to some exhibits found online, but it suffered from inconsistencies and was lost for one reason or another. It was one of my favorite designs and I'm so happy to have it back, now with a more proper looking lowercase! Please enjoy

I recently found an old book of typefaces and one of the samples within sparked the creation of this, a classic/angled art deco font, inspired by the golden age of ocean liners. Please enjoy

A font in this similar circus style was created back in 2014. Many years ago I went through to clear out some of my less desirable fonts, and it was lost during that time. Thanks to the font databank of Luc Devroye I was able to rebuild the font using the prior sample as inspiration while changing and revitalizing some of the glyphs. It was quite fun to rebuild this font, bringing it back from the grave. Please enjoy

Twisted yarn is an amalgamation of two older, long lost fonts: bubble gum, and paper balloon, combined with some design elements to create the next evolution in my design of fancy fonts. Please enjoy

Space, the final font-ier

A futurecomp entry, please enjoy

A lightly rounded art deco font inspired by the classics, with a new angular twist on some of the glyphs. Please enjoy

The font was inspired by runic lettering and was taken from the theme unstable. sticks were used as the main shapes to create the typeface, to give this typeface a weak breakable feeling. I wanted to show a balancing act in the type to display the theme and give it a sense of unease.

(IT LOOKS MUCH BETTER WHEN YOU USE THE ZOOM BAR)

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STF_GEO-GOTHIQUE - Geometric semi-serif gothic grotesk typeface.

A sci-fi font crafted while at the Pohang train station in Korea. Please enjoy

A last minute countercomp entry, taking a deco design and surrounding the glyphs with greater and lesser facsimiles

An art-deco font utilizing striped shading. Please enjoy

A serif-comp entry reminiscent of molecular models with simple angles and subtle serifs. Please enjoy

slab serif font. :)

Gerobak means "cart" or "wagon".

A last minute reverse-comp entry. An experiment in letters that exist in-between the lines creating a font that is equally legible when the polarity is reversed

A neon inpired deco font, please enjoy!

Blackletter, as small as possible, as elegant as possible.

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Fun fact: The name Minotur came from the shortening of "minimal textur".

Work in progress.
` to connect numbers, _ to connect letters. 

I don't know if this has been done before.

It's just a simple & elegant solution utilizing 4 parallel lines.

See how neat the letter 'B' is formed by 6 rectangles.

Currently under fontstruction!

'Peranbu' means immense love.

My only entry for the Love comp made hastily at the last day. Mish mash of styles. Comments/suggestions are welcome. :)

A 64-brick font. Not meant for legibility, not designed for any usage.

An unconventional way to construct 5x5 pixel-based font using nudging facility to give an effect of distortion. Aaand yes, it's readable at pixel size.

Another FontStruction I made. This time I tried making a (mainly) 2*4 font, and this turned out.