Technically different from Lyle, but still staying on the theme of funky blocky fonts named after Carol Burnett cast members. Can’t figure out how to make a B at the moment. 100% free.

I’d put a Lupin III joke in here, but I’m too lazy. Basically just Lyle, but with the build of your average swimmer. 100% free

A spin-off font of “Lyle II: The Waggoner Strikes Back”, this one with those spacey 80’s streak things. 100% free. 

A typographical sequel to “Lyle”. 100% Free.

i hate filters

My unicode font Of futuristic weegee.

It future adds:

Cyrillic

Armenian

Hebrew

Arabic

Devanagari

Thai

Georgian

Cherokee

Ogham

And more!

I wanted to create a simple font for a small game project that I am working on, it is a space related game but I couldn't help but add my own writing habits, such as the 'j' with a ceiling instead of a dot  -  my goal was not to reinvent the wheel.

Very loosely based off of the seemingly unknown typeface used on a lot of Ben Bova novels (E.G. Privateers). By the way, this was SUPER hard to make, but still, it's 100% free.

An experimental typeface inspired by Westminster by Lego Maggs

A sleek, sans serif sci-fi font. The crisp edges and subtle gaps give a futuristic, techno feel.

A futuristic sans serif font with a retro edge.

Another Eurostile-based font. Something you'd see on the side of a spaceship.

THE FONT ACTUALLY STARTED DEVELOPMENT ON THU, 14 DECEMBER, AND THE LOWER CASE "y" FIXED ON SUN, 16 DECEMBER.

Inspired by Studio Innate's Mayhem and architecture.

Inspired by a retro-futuristic alphabet reference I found and lost years ago. Most of latin diacritics available.

The script of the gods. Produced for the project Sephira Tale: Reclaiming the Light. Inspired by Anglo-Saxon Runes and the Ethiopian Ge'ez script.

Here are some notes on the orthography:
'C' is mapped to the /x/ or /ç/ sound, the voiceless velar fricative.
'Q' is mapped to /tʃ/, the voiceless postalveolar affricate.
'X' is mapped to /ʃ/, the voiceless postalveolar fricative.
The voiceless dental fricative /θ/, as in 'thorn' is mapped to the letter that appears when you enter 'þ'.
The voiced dental fricative /ð/, as in 'the' is mapped to the letter that appears when you type 'ð'.
Optionally the 'D' or 'Z' can also be mapped to this sound in some contexts.
The cluster 'tion' that appears at the end of words can be rewritten as 'xun'.
When writing for the 'qu' cluster, use 'kw', 'ku' or 'kv' instead.

My first contribution to the font world. An ode to the science-fiction films of the 90s.

A terrifically chuky 70s unicase font! For all your retro needs!

An alternate version of Vocaloid Sans.

Based on Meiko and Kaito's logos.

Looks better at small sizes.

Also check out: Vocaloid Sans C by the great Dmitriy Sychiov.

Continuing in the style of Ardeus.

A bold and angular design. I was helping my daughter with geometry homework and started sketching this out on some grid paper. I've fleshed out the character set a bit, but I'm still planning to add more.

I started making Trivial in 2020 and have been sitting on it since. I'm tired of not getting it out publicly, so here's a first glimpse of it.

I have more than 70 fontstructions and onlytwo are avaible to the public, and they're just re-creations of an old typeface. I want to share more and more original designs as time goes by tho.

Please feel free to give constructive critics and advices on how I could make this better. This is just the start,

Happy Fontstructing ♡

Prajna is a Sanskrit word meaning wisdom, understanding, insight. Simple on the outside, with some depth on the inside. Looks like it could be 1:1 bricks, but it actually uses a 1.5 sized brick width, giving it additional curvature that wouldn't be possible on a 1:1 scale. 

I was supposed to release this a year ago, synchronous to the Peace 2.0 sculpture that was publicly unveiled which utilized Prajna to spell out "Peace" in 12 different languages. I like to think that since the sculpture was written with Prajna, it has a literal connection with wisdom, understanding and insight. I release it now with the hope that you may write with Prajna of your own.

HeavyComp entry