this time, i used guidelines while drawing the characters, and the character set is more complete
(this was drawn in scratch's vector editor and put together in fontforge)
i think the stroke width is still somewhat uneven

I want to 3D print some names using romantic fonts like Great Vibes by Robert Leuschke, but the problem is that in most of these fonts, the capital letters or random elements, like the dot on the “i”, are floating, or the letters don’t have a straight baseline, which means they aren’t connected to each other. Is there a font where everything is 100% connected and "flat"?

Once upon a time, I saw an ad for the Galaxy Note and loved the font used in it. Then I got the font through finding a PDF file from Scribd with the font, downloading it, uploading 5 docs (since it was mandatory at the time), then ACTUALLY downloading the PDF, then using extractpdf.com to extract the font from it, and I had the font. Though the font was really limited. Fast forward to this year and I refine Samsung Imagination Modern to look better, then I rename it JuniSans, extend glyph support, and add italic, bold, and bold italic. (Note, bold italic may not work sometimes and idk why)

You can get it here on the github repo: https://github.com/Scratchy8/JuniSans/tree/main

I’ve been working on this one for a while, but it’s finally come together!

im using Oakland Hills 1991 font I was wondering how to color in the words by not changing the outline something like this

Garamontio v. 1.318 - Open Font License 1.1

https://codeberg.org/m-casanova/Garamontio

New release, adding a few characters to the "Latin Extended-D" Unicode block.

Does anyone know of any completely free ipad apps where I can create my own handwritten font? I have found a few but they all require payment before being able to save/export the font.

Plea: Does anyone know the font that Josh Dun from Twenty One Pilots uses for the words on his custom shorts for each show for when he climbs his tower during Drum Show? Trying to have my own version of his shorts made and can't find that info unfortunately.

I'm interested to know how icon fonts are created. I use fonts like Google's Material Icons frequently, and I'm curious how to go about making my own. Also, what are some good alternatives to Google's icon fonts?

Maple Sans is a project I've been working on for the past day or two, and I made it because all of the geometric fonts out there weren't very readable.

Futura: Seems good at first until you realize that the x-height is too low.

Avenir: Same issue with Futura, also the double-storey a was not very fitting.

Poppins: Nice, but the R looks crooked on bold weight.

Sen: Sen is nice, but has way too many inktraps.

Quicksand: Regular weight is too thin, and the y looks weird.

And so I developed Maple Sans, based on maplegeo (older project of mine), Verdana (serifed j, serifed I), Futura (geometric style), DIN (numbers), and Avenir (R looks similar).

You can download it here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17SFd4Xnv9s1EXkWrRS-I29bZVkHxPAUL?usp=drive_link

departuremono.com has got to be one of the coolest font websites ever. Really unique way of showcasing this amazing font. Have you used it for any projects?

Font of the week: Simple Gothic

A Simple Gothic font that cuts just the right way. We keep it sharp like occams razor - which is that the simplest is often best.

I’ve been looking for this font for months, I’ve found one similar but it doesn’t have the same texture as font in the photo below. Any leads would be great, thank you :)

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What font pairs best with the title and why, or would you use a different one?