Today’s update was largely software-related on the site, so there’s not a lot to show. I did, however, get a much-needed maintenance-update for the “Laser Rod” font, shown below.
 Laser RodThis font is based on the “Laser Cycle”, “Laser Rod” part of Hasbro’s Generation Two toyline. Includes full alphabet, numerals, extended characters and Euro. Left and right brackets have been replaced with the Autobot and Decepticon insignia, respectively. |
 MechfireMechfire is a simple, blocky and angular font designed to resemble futuristic military-style lettering. Several of the capital letters are also ‘etched’ to add a stencil-like look. Includes all alphanumeric characters, extended punctuation, and Euro. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic weights. |
 Huggy BearHuggy Bear is loosely based on numerous early 1970s ‘exploitation’ movie titles and features a bold, thick font with heavy underlining flourishes. Includes full alphanumerics, extended punctuation, euro. Includes regular and italic faces. |
Today’s update is a freebie! Made for a friend of mine, this is a form of Aurebesh made based on my Sierra Madre font. Enjoy!
 Aurebesh CantinaThis variation on Star War’s classic “Aurebesh” language is given a film-noire look based on classic pulp marquees. Includes all canon characters, Hutt Cartel currency symbol, and version two of the numerals. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic weights. |
 MoriaThe runic font is based off the dwarven writing found within Tolkein’s famous Lord of the Rings series. Includes all runes placed in their proper phonetic equivalents. Also includes ‘phases of the moon’ for numerals. |
Today’s update is a trio of fonts based on classic ‘monster-trainer’ games from the 1990s. The new font, Pixel Digivolve, is even a free font! Enjoy!
 Pixel DigivolvePixel Digivolve is a simple ‘faux pixel’ face based loosely on the title logo from the classic “Digimon” series. Includes full alpha-numerics, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes regular and italic faces. |
 MedabotsMedabots is a techno-style font with hexagonal edging, based heavily on the logo of Hasbro’s toyline of the same name. Includes full alphanumerics, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes regular and italic versions. |
 KetchumKetchum is a kid-like decorative typeface based on the title logo of Nintendo’s “Pokemon” game and animation franchise. Includes full alphabet, numerals, extended punctuation and euro. Includes regular and italic versions. |
Okay, no font updates for the day, for which I apologize. Instead today was about redoing a lot of the database entries so that every font either has a free Trial download, or is just an outright free download. Also, the ‘registration’ button has been changed to ‘Commercial License’ to be more clear. Lastly, about a dozen older fonts, mostly in the dings and fantasy font areas, have been reduced to free!
More to come in the next several days. Again, everyone, thank you for your patience.
Today’s update is a complete rebuilding and reworking of a couple of extremely similar fonts that I finally noticed shared a common base lettering. Sigma Five is an upgrade and replacement for the older Vector Sigma and Starkiller fonts.
 Sigma FiveSigma Five is a collection of fonts is a bold, heavy face based on science-fiction lettering made famous by Star Wars and used in numerous franchises since. Includes a “regular” face (based on the Beast Machines sub-logo from Hasbro), “sans” without flourishes, and “Marquee” which is based more heavily on the original Star Wars logo. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic for each face. All faces include full alpha-numerics, extended punctuation, euro. |
Note: With this update, the Starkiller and Vector Sigma fonts are retired and will no longer be supported. Registered users may upgrade to Sigma Five for free.
Yeah, not a lot of rhyme or reason to today’s update, just a trio of fonts that needed updating for the new format as well as updating in the database… enjoy… (Note, this is an off-day update, I’ll be returning to the Tuesday/Thursday schedule soon.)
 SorensonSorenson is a tall, technological looking font with a minor ‘stencil’ flavor etched into the various glyphs. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, euro. Includes regular and italic faces. |
 ProbertProbert is a a simple, technological-looking font based on the headers and readouts from Franz Joseph’s legendary “Star Trek: Technical Manual”. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, and Euro. Includes regular, bold, italic, bold-italic, black, and black-italic versions. |
 PhoenixiansPhoenixians is based on the logo and main sprites of Centuri’s videogame classic “Phoenix” arcade game. Includes full alphabet and a handful of special ‘sprite’ characters. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic faces. |
Today’s update is the long-awaited reworking and retooling of my older “Powerpuff” font into the new, extra-powerful “Utonium” font, now with 20 percent more Chemical X power!
 Utonium Utonium is a think, cartoon-like, “sloppy” typeface based on the title logo of the original Powerpuff Girls from Cartoon Network. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, euro. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic faces. |
 Nippon TechNippon Tech is a faux-Asian typeface based on some science-fiction and cyberpunk marquee text. This typeface includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes bold, italic, bold-italic and condensed versions. |
 MinervaBased on the logo used for Shout Factory’s release of Transformers: Headmasters, Transformers: Masterforce, and Transformers: Victory. Includes accent characters, full punctuation, and Euro. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic version. |
 PlavskyThis LCD-style typeface is based on the computer and television lettering found in Bandai/Sunrise’s “Gundam: Build Fighters” series. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes Bold, Italic, and Condensed versions. |
A quick set of three fonts to get updated today. Mostly getting them to my current standards.
 MajoramA thin, curved font that mimics the common and popular typesetting of mid 1970’s art-deco look. Includes full alphabet, Euro, and accented characters. Includes bold, italic, and sans versions. |
 AlternityThis science-fiction-themed typeface is based on title lettering used in TSR’s “Alternity” role-playing game of the mid 1990s. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes regular, bold, italic, and bold-italic versions. |
 GemcutThis is actually my very first completed font. It’s a simple ‘art deco’ motif with diamond-cut edges and decorations added. Includes full alphabet, extended punctuation, Euro. Includes italic version. |