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You are free to download and use these fonts (except Set Apart and Ovejiah) for personal and noncommercial use only. Click here to download.
If I catch anyone using them for business in some way or the other, refusing to cease and desist, I have no problem discrediting said person or company until compliance is reached.
This is the font I use in conjunction with my custom theatrical language Ovejiah. In case anyone might say that too many of the characters look similar to each other, I've provided the last line on the image as a comparison of the similarities found in the English language. Because we’re familiar with the language, we can easily distinguish between one character and another. When those characters are combined, they are much easier to read because our brains recognize familiar patterns. Also, this font is not available for download.
This is the font I used for my comic Set Apart. Of course, you probably could have guessed that. This font is not available for download.
There were several pixel fonts available at the time, but they had their limitations, licensing or otherwise, so I just made my own.
This is my first font. I just made this for fun and learn the program a bit, but apparently there’s another font out there that looks somewhat similar to it.
You are free to download and use these fonts (except Set Apart and Ovejiah) for personal and noncommercial use only. Click here to download.
If I catch anyone using them for business in some way or the other, refusing to cease and desist, I have no problem discrediting said person or company until compliance is reached.
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Ovejiah
(November 14, 2008)This is the font I use in conjunction with my custom theatrical language Ovejiah. In case anyone might say that too many of the characters look similar to each other, I've provided the last line on the image as a comparison of the similarities found in the English language. Because we’re familiar with the language, we can easily distinguish between one character and another. When those characters are combined, they are much easier to read because our brains recognize familiar patterns. Also, this font is not available for download.
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Set Apart
(March 12, 2008)This is the font I used for my comic Set Apart. Of course, you probably could have guessed that. This font is not available for download.
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Pixel
(January 3, 2005)There were several pixel fonts available at the time, but they had their limitations, licensing or otherwise, so I just made my own.
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Hijie Sophis
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Sharp Cut
(January 29, 2003)This is my first font. I just made this for fun and learn the program a bit, but apparently there’s another font out there that looks somewhat similar to it.