Excellent work!

Pretty shapes here. Have you considered participating in the HeavyComp with this?

Nice!

I'm with Frodo7: the italics would be great!

@Frodo7: Thanks a lot, Maestro. I've always thanked you and I thank you very much now for your invaluable help, you know. I'm going to put an eye

@Beate: I expected something like this from your design workshop. You have perfected the method of using custom bricks, polygons, and large-scale fontstructions

Very nice blackletter pixel font. Some of your text appear to be fuzzy and thickened. Check the Letter Width setting of the lower case and the

I applied the following plugins in order: Jigsaw, Whirl and Pinch, Goat-excercise (that is the name of the invert plugin), Waves, and Cartoon (Legacy). Note that some of these may be third-party plugins not pre-installed on GIMP.

@Patrick H. Lauke (redux) J - '...old-school "take screenshots during the game, recreate it from that".'

Hah!  I still had to do that for my most recent set of DOS game fonts!  ;^D

Alternating black and white characters, and playing with "white" space; it's a great idea. These letters look trendy. Honestly, I better say no more, as I don't fully understand your design. 10/10

@Beate: Thank you for your kind words. I didn't like the original @ myself. The new one is better, but it needs further refinement. The & ? I'm

thank you both! :)

@Frodo7: yes, maybe i'll try to make an italic version sometime. i've tried the tiny dots on the i & j but they don't look that great somehow... i'll add them as alternate letterforms anyway.

Teeny-tiny blackletter pixel font. Nice one. 10/10

Love the retro aesthetic and soft edges 10/10

Very nice retro font. I like your simple, yet effective demo pictures too. A true Italic version would be nice. Tiny dots on top of the i, and j ? 10/10

yeah it's a lovely one. and they have localised it into german, french, spanish, so lots of accented characters etc. old-school "take screenshots during the game, recreate it from that"

@Beate: Thank you for your kind comment and rating. Yes, you hit the nail on the head with your statement. Someone said about heavy fonts, that it means

@Patrick H. Lauke (redux) - Nice find here. I really like "medieval"-looking pixel fonts. :^)

cool :)

wow! looks great! - 10/10

Good, im glad you made the font and nintendo allowed it (well maybe not allowed it but great job!) :)

@ Dmitriy Sychiov (Sychoff), @ thalamic, @ four, @ maestroElmo
Thank you very much, dear ones. I'll gladly spend a night or two with Fontstruct for you ; ) 

Dear Frodo, 
Bam! This is a real heavy piece of work. Here, each character uses the space that was given to him. Each character - a statement. 

@ tortoiseshell Thanks for the great feedback. 

@Haley Wakamatsu (UkiyoMoji Fonts) (japanyoshi) 

There are designs that are simply classic. And these matter-of-fact grotesque fonts have been one of them for more

@Haley Wakamatsu (UkiyoMoji Fonts) (japanyoshi)

- OUPS!
Wow, what is your problem? 

 It's a very brave thesis to make a connection between "space-age" logos,

@ZeusOfTheCrows: Thanks a million.

@Dmitriy Sychiov: Thank you! I was looking to do something heavy and annoying, I hope I managed to get a little closer to the original idea.

@Dmitriy Sychiov: Thanks a lot, pal! Glad you like it.

@BWM: Putting the Sans and Serif tag together has been something of a joke: the left part of the

@Haley Wakamatsu: Thanks! I've tried a very simple font here with the minimum of effects, and I hope I've managed a bit.

Awesome stencilled take!s on Broadway!

Would look great in a documentary about the 1929 stock market crash.