Named for: Literal (Used to generate pixels in a flag banner)
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Named for: Merger of “Mental Arithmetic” and “Metal / Rhythm”
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Named for: Unknown
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Named for: Joke on masculinity (“Manly Man-Font” being its original title)
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Named for: Unknown
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Named for: Unknown
This was the first “modern-era” font I created, and is therefore listed as my first despite older fonts of mine technically existing. I define modern-era as the third time I got into font making, and the beginning of my current, ongoing and most prevalent era of creating them.
The first time was in 2005 in which I found a High-Logic FontCreator tutorial in an issue of Computer Shopper, and made a few unbelievably terrible things. The second was in 2008, in which I very briefly picked the same program back up and made two fonts. I lost the originals of these fonts to time, but recreated them based on some saved images of their character sets and rereleased them, properly this time, during the modern era. They are Circulus and Gridking.
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