Hola Typophiles,
This is a new pixel font family, inspired in the early and classic "Chicago" by Susan Kare, but more complete and crisp, because it have greyscale antialiasing. Please post your coments or critiques,
Thanks a lot.
mh

i not agree with the g
i think yo have to use the another kind of g..
your style is simple, and the actual g have many information for a pixel font.
Hrant have the reason, but your problem is not a pixel more or a pixel less, you have a structural problem.
prueba esoa ver si resulta
en la eurostyle por lo menos resulta
JP
>>apple has a beautifull nostalgic feeling, allthough i think you will have trouble with that name<<
This design is very different from Chicago. The only think that i want to keep is the size, because for a big pixel fonts, can be a complete and new option for designers.
I understand that the name was used for companies like the Apple Records or for Apple software, bacause of the relation with Chicago, is illegal to keep the name?? can be a trouble, i am walking on ice?
mh
-Since this is a grayscale experiment, maybe you should use the grays to compensate its color (darkness).
Thanks Eduardo, you're right about the color, they suffer for been too Blocky (geometric) and near from old pixel fonts too.
I am back with Apple using Multiple Grayscale shades. I post the first new Apple image to get your feedback.
I build and test this font in a LCD screen at 1152 x 768 (powerbook g4 15"), for been used in similar screens,small pdas, cellphones and in E-Ink, who uses grayscale colors. For the moment i am on those 3 light regular and bold versions, but upright italics its in developing yet.
Best,
mh
BTW, i am looking for a new name for this font. Any help is welcome. The best name for the font WIN the font when it will be finished and available on www.ultrafonts.com.
Best,
mh
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