Sometimes, I make round Fonstructions. But they always come out looking… mushy. This might be the one thing to break my curse.

Or not, depends on your opinion, really.

Blocks. Stripes. Runes. Inuksuk. I just wanted to say 'inuksuk'. It kinda looks like one. Kinda.

I've made a lot of blobby fonts in my lifetime. But this might be the single blobbiest font i've ever made.

Ex aequo with all the other blobby fonts i've made.

The soccer ball of fonts! (if that metaphor makes any lick of sense)
Think of it like a successor to LOT by FontFabric, or to my very own Blok.

Nothing bad came out of vertical! 

Skyscrapers, bar charts, bamboo, humans, trees, columns, rockets, we've spent life on the up.

So why not our fonts? Well, now you can!

Same old sci-fi style, but now smooooth! With sleek sharp diagonals instead of pixelized jaggies, this version is more at home in logos, signage, really anything that is not bound by the limitations of pixels!

The Haltmann Works Company voids all warranties, guarantees, and any responsibilities should this font cause cuts, scratches, or stabs.

Consumer electronics! Microcomputer! Vinyl records! 1970s buzzwords! This is a font for when you want to bring back the 1970s to today! (though i reckon it'd be hard to bring back DEC...)

VFDs. Chances are, you've probably seen one: microwave timers, car dashboards, stereos, maybe even your alarm clock from 1997 that you planned on selling. Well, this font is sort of the next evolution of this. Angular letterforms, pixelized edges, and a slightly hostile demeanor. 

If it runs on batteries, you ought to use Robotronic!

All funds collected through the use of this font directly go the Haltmann Works Company to fund the new CEO's new ice cream factory.

"Dazzle camouflage was a form of camouflage not meant to conceal ships, but to make it make it harder to guess their distance, direction, and speed."

This font is similar, in regards that the letters are hard to discern and appreciate, especially in regards to their similarly-shaped cousins (B/C, E/F, N/O, etc.)