An update to SbB Papaya for the 2026 F1 season. I've seen some additional lettering that McLaren is using throughout the year on their social media and livery and updated the font to incorporate those designs.

I started this design with a 'scalloped' edge. Almost like a pixelated edge, but with some curved elements. Happy with how it turned out. Thanks to the commentators who helped make this design better.

Sometimes, I just like making little icons in Fontstruct. Love these colorful little faux emoji. 

Unicase stencil design. An attempt at using some bricks that I don't normally use.

Bold display font featuring vertical bars. Having some fun with Fontstruct features I don't normally use, like filters and nudging.

A font that tries to mimic the anaglyph effect that makes images appear 3D. Red and blue are the most common colors for this technique, but green and magenta work as well. If you had the right pair of 3D glasses, this might look different. 

SbB Lightbright is best viewed against a black background. Inspired by old Lite-Brite toys, this design uses a single round module to create a whimsical design. Uppercase letters are in a higher position, while lowercase letters are dropped a pixel. If you want your letters to have a bounce pattern, just alternate cases.

This plaid pattern feels like a flannel shirt that a lumberjack would wear. I think I've purchased wrapping paper with this pattern. And I know my wife has some pajamas in this plaid. It took a few tries to get the pattern scale right, and figure out how to get the pattern to best repeat across the letters. In the end, I've got a font that looks like a throw pillow from a "rustic" Airbnb.

In 2009, I made a black and white nautical flags set called Foxtrot Sierra. I finally got around to revisiting it with color. I've made a number of refinements to the Foxtrot Sierra design beyond just adding color. One note, the numbers should be pennants, but I decided to stick with my wider rectangle for this font.  

(Foxtrot Sierra is FS in the NATO alphabet for FontStruct. Charlie is C for color.)

A blackletter-inspired unicase design. I'm thinking this will look good on certificates, diplomas and all sorts of official documents where readability is secondary. I've got some spacing adjustments to make in the punctuation.

A three-color design... Stroke + Fill + Shadow.

SbB Astrometric Narrow is another attempt at a lowercase inspired unicase design. Really short ascenders and descenders. Still a work in progress. (I'm happy with the basic structure, so this is probably a prototype that I'll refine in Glyphs.)

I'm still playing around with a unicase design. I'm still using the fewest number of blocks that I can. And as always, I'm still refining. 

A quick modular font based on McLaren's 2025 F1 livery numerals. Still needs some refinement and an expansion of the character set.

I was looking for an excuse to play around with color layers, so I colorized one of my old Dingbot designs.

A bold and angular unicase design. I was helping my daughter with geometry homework and started sketching this out on some grid paper. I've fleshed out the character set a bit, but I'm still planning to add more.

SbB Directorate is my typographic ode to science fiction bureaucracy.  Directorate is named for the government in the TV “classic” Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. From the Alliance in Firefly to the Federation in Star Trek, the bureaucratic government is a theme through science fiction, and I always imagined they’d have a typeface like this…

A more narrow version of my first Timepiece design.

A unicase experimental typeface. An evolution of some of my earlier work. Still very much a work in progress...

Honda released the Urban EV concept car at the 2018 Frankfurt auto show and used a modular typeface on a screen on the outside of the car. It reminded me of a typeface I designed on Fontstruct a number of years ago, Micro 205, but with two different sized dots instead of squares. SbB Drivetrain 209 is inspired by the Honda design, but beyond a couple of design cues, it's a completely different design.