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| Despite the modern name, Dingbats have been around since the days of Gutenberg. Technically known as a "printer's ornament", these were used for asthetic purposes, to beautify a page. They also had a practical reason as well: to break up the visual blocks and to add in the creation of "white space" to reduce the strain on a reader's eyes. |
Shibuya Dancefloor is a heavily retooled version of Vocaloid. The f...
Gauche Display is a "tasteless and awkward" script font for those who...
The first font I ever made, years and years back, It's Not Ayne's Fau...
Reaver is my attempt to create a horror or bestial font that doesn'...
Voynich is an eerie, alien font based on the mysterious tome known as...
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We are pleased to announce that Megami Studios fonts are now available for purchase at MyFonts! So for those of you who are interested in our newly-designed pay fonts, here's the location to go! We would also like to announce our first pay font, Shibuya Dancefloor! A remixed and extended version of Vocaloid, this one is sure to be what you need! |