here's a sample comparing the slab version with the sans (fignuts vs fitsnug)

Wow, brings back memories of old Macintosh bitmap fonts. I like.

This is great! It has character, and it's especially nice to have all those hand-made variations.

hhp

Y'no I'm looking for that kind'a font right now for some button titles on the nav of a site I'm pumping out. Wish there was something in between 21 and 22.

perhaps the regular and bold weights are a bit too close. Well the bold simply seems larger, not really heavier. wait a second, that's ext bold. there's no regular bold?

hmm well the ext regular isin't as bold I guess but too wide. Its so hard finding a bitmap face that is clear, not bold, nor 1 line of pixels. Surely harder to design one. nice font though

This is nice. Kinda like Berthold's 'City', but with humor. Good to see the slab serif. And I agree with Cody I thought of the early mac days when it was cool to outline the fonts.

Yeah, I like the overall flavor (the f, the
ligatures), but some of your diagonals are yucky
(V, W and K).

I'd also say, it's rather big, how about a 9 pt?

here's a chart to show how the styles are laid out:

I like the 22 and 35! Great work! I have some doubts about "s" but that letter is always a problem, I think. C,G,J need some work in my opinion. Go, go!

I

think this typeface is great. but many characters seem totaly broken.
i can see what you tried to achieve in the uc k of 21, discarding the pixels near the central joint to make the leg and hand of the k seem alittle curvy but i think the letter looks distorted. same goes for the M & N in that set.

the shadow and 22 are great. and this is a nice family..

The 'a' in Fignuts Condensed Light can be mistaken
for an 'o'. Maybe it needs an ear serif?

See http://www.typophile.com/forums/messages/29/2714.html?1031867092

What the hell is an ear serif, you friggin' mutant?!

hhp

Hrant, I believe Stephen means a serif in the upper-right x-height region, like in the 'g'. Right, SColes?

-- K.

Thank you Kent. I was too upset about the name-
calling to respond. Hehe.