Yes.http://type101.fontbureau.com/archives/19

Interesting stuff!

Ever so cool. Who was the poor bastard who had to delta-hint all that?

Two top rows look a bit forced: heavy weights do not fit in their spaces.

Poor? There are no deltas. This was to prove the qualities of a "hinted MM-GX-Superpolator font". After viewers became aware of the clarity in early proofs, they would soon start to complain the originals were too light, or too dark. So all of the possible weights of each size, more or less are cut on the same widths. Thus, yes... the lighter ones are airy, and the darker ones are pushing their widths. But the general idea is that either you, your topic or your rendering environment have to be pretty extreme to want the extreme weights in these designs for text or other small sizes.

Cheers!

This was to prove the qualities of a "hinted MM-GX-Superpolator font"

So you used Superpolator to interpolate something close to fitting a specific pixel size and then tweaked each font?

This is a sample of Elementar, a flexible bitmap font system I have been working on since 2003. More info about it here.

dberlow...very impressive!

thanks aluminum!
that's wild Gustavo, 7 more years to completion?

Cheers!