A vector font based on an idealized version of my handwriting from 2014. Small x-height, angled text, long swashes.
A Garamond font with support for extended Latin, the International Phonetic Alphabet, Old Cyrillic, Hebrew, polytonic Greek, countless symbols, Glagolitic, old style numerals, Ancient Egyptian transliteration, Phoenician, and many more. I claim no credit for the original Garamond characters in this font; for the most part, I only added further new characters based on the original letters. Most of the added characters are not yet hinted, so they may look poor in some programs. A bold and italic version are also available, but incomplete.
A bitmap Fraktur font, made in Bitfontmaker2.
A palaeographic bitmap font of 17th-century Habsburg chancery hand, made in Bitfontmaker2. Has wide Latin character support.
A palaeographic bitmap font of 16th-century English secretary hand, likewise made in Bitfontmaker2. Has wide Latin character support.
A bitmap version of the Mordred font designed by Paul Reid, made in Bitfontmaker2. Has wide Latin character support.
A simple bitmap font with geometric letterforms, made in Bitfontmaker2. I use it as a starting point when working on other bitmap fonts. Probably not useful to the wider world, but it does have fairly wide Latin character support.
A bitmap font of the old Albanian Vithkuqi alphabet. Does not follow Unicode, since Unicode has not yet encoded the Vithkuqi script. Update: As of 2021, the Vithkuqi script is finally encoded in Unicode! These fonts are due for an update.
Same as above, but with fixed-width strokes and a lighter weight.
Same as VithkuqiThin, but with slightly different letterforms.
A cursive version of the Vithkuqi alphabet.
A vector font for the constructed language Mîrkšam, now Šamhešmi. Šamhešmi also has a new writing system that has not yet been converted into font form.
A vector font for the constructed language Zahudnaru. Capital letters are in their inscriptional form, with serifs; small letters are monospaced and sans-serif.
The handwritten version of Zahudnaru. If installed alongside the regular Zahudnaru font, it will be assigned as the italic of that font.
A vector font for my oldest constructed language Sazhir, using its inscriptional (or monumental) letterforms.
The handwritten version of the Sazhir script.
The cursive version of the Sazhir script, with connected-up letterforms.
A bitmap font of the Sazhir script (then called “Sazhere”) as it was when it was first created in 2006.
A bitmap font of a formal script I developed based on the Vithkuqi alphabet. Capital letters are the new formal script; small letters are standard Vithkuqi.
A phonetic flowing cursive script invented for English. Bitmap font.
A version of the same phonetic script adapted for Mîrkšam. Bitmap font.