uncifonts

this is an unofficial mirror of typefaces created (or converted) by unci <tbk@uncia.at>.

see pub/ for a raw directory listing of everything below.


older work (2001, 2018)

eurofurence

This is a family of geometric rounded sans serif fonts consisting of three weights (light, medium, bold) in upright and italic styles, originally designed for EuroFurence, the first European furry convention 1995 in Kaiser-Wilhelm-Koog.

eurofurence classic

This is a family of geometric rounded sans serif fonts consisting of three weights (light, medium, bold) in upright and italic styles, originally designed for EuroFurence, the first European furry convention 1995 in Kaiser-Wilhelm-Koog. The letters bdfhkl have taller ascenders than in eurofurence, and the numerals are proportional oldstyle figures.

monofur

This is a monospaced geometric rounded sans serif font based on the eurofurence typeface family.

pagebox

pagebox is a symbol font that allows to write numbers in boxes - for chapter enumeration, page references, formula numbers and many other things. Including symbols for tolerances according to DIN ISO 1101.

unifur

unifur is a display font based on eurofurence, composed of lowercase letters without ascenders (acemnorsuvwxyz) and capital letters of the same size replacing letters with ascenders (BDFGHIJKLPQT). The letters J and Q have been redesigned so that they have no more descender. The numbers are of the same height as the caps. The uppercase alphabet is 3/2 the size of the lowercase, same letter shapes with the same weight (so it appears lighter and more tightly spaced).

Malvern by P. Damian Cudgley

This is an implementation of the Malvern typeface family by P. Damian Cugley of Oxford for TrueType and PostScript Type 1. Malvern was originally designed 1991 to 1994 for TeX. This implementation allows to use the fonts outside TeX.

This second release (of 13 May 2000) has redesigned accented characters and a smaller space character.

newer work (fontstruct)

spacefurs

a geometric typeface inspired by 1950s-1970s lettering of the swiss railways, based on a square shape for most letters. there will be condensed and extended versions too.

if you use this font for print, web, logos or other publications, please drop me a note, i'd be happy to receive samples and photos of the font in use!

2012-02-25 corrected accents

spacefurs-mono

monospaced version of spacefurs (improved release 2013-08-07).

Basic Latin, Latin 1 Supplement, Latin extended A and B, Greek and Cyrillic and a bit of math should be more or less complete. Please tell of any mistakes or missing letters in the comments.

spacefurs condensed

condensed version of spacefurs (alpha release).

This one could look a little like a font used on warning signs of the mid-20th century. Disregard greek, cyrillic and anything above for now. Line spacing is still much too big, no idea why.

ganda

Based on a logo of former Belgian company "GANDAGAS", made for a model railway project. For fun I added the letters A-Z a-z (alpha version, no numbers and punctuation etc. yet).

gammas

"Dot matrix" typeface based on the title sequence of the 1974 French educational series "Les Gammas! Les Gammas!"

Character set: Basic Latin, More Latin, Extended Latin A + B, Even More Latin

pyramid

An embossed typeface with angular shape for lowercase and numerals, some 45° bevels for uppercase. Inspired by aerial views of pyramids in low light.

Womms

A bold headline typeface.

Wimms

Narrower and lighter version of Womms/Wumms.

Wumms

This is a wider, bolder version of Wimms/Womms. A high impact font for logos and headlines.


mirror by delan <delan@azabani.com>