I forgot to publish this one alongside the regular weight yesterday, my mistake.

Cool potencial for cyrillic. But look at Д Ф У Ы б. 

ooh wow this is my most downloaded font yet thanks :D i might add lowercase   eventually

I asked a rhetorical question: Do polygonal fonts represent neo-cubism in typography? The short answer is no. 

I was inspired by the angular

I'm not sure what “neo-cubism” is referring to in typography as I've never seen the word until now…

Thanks. :)

Small update: I modified numbers 4 and 7, redesigned the vertical caron, and added support for Catalan.

@MarisaKirisame - Very nice recreation!  Back in the day, the 8x14 screen font was my favorite when using Microsoft Word 5 for DOS.  ;^)

29 August 2026 08:10 (BST) I New 17 thousands glyphs.

@Bryndan W. Meyerholt (BWM): Yes, I tested that version too. It didn't look good. Overall, the current design of Salice Sans is more consistent than Arial Narrow Bold or Impact.

Next: I need a pretty ogonek.

@SquareOctent That's an affricate, which is usually written with a tie bar, but it can be omitted as long as it doesn't create ambiguity. Affricates were historically written as ligatures, but that was dropped in 1989.

I meant like copy the dot that's on the lowercase i, j; then use that on the other letters with the dot diacritic

@Bryndan W. Meyerholt (BWM): Thank you for your comment. You dropped a pebble into my calm and settled pond and stirred up a lot of things. As a result, I made the dot the same size across the font, redesigned

@Bryndan W. Meyerholt (BWM): That's a very good point. It should be the same-size single dot, indeed. The dots of the diaeresis can be smaller. What about the middle dot for Catalan?

For the dot diacritic, I wonder if it's possible to use the same dot that's on the lowercase i and j for consistency?

can someone clone this and finish kerning

hey nug what did you say

@marcotoa: I saw you working on this large project. Your dedication is admirable. However, we need to address some fundamental issues with consistency,

Glyphset 

V1.5

Version 1.3

Am I right?

This is what I should’ve interpreted 

Is it a good idea for me to design the et character to remove the bottom descender hook or not

How about do I need to redesign the “et” or that’s fine enough. 

I have updated the following glyphs: N, v, w, and 7. The capital N is a bit wider and feels more natural. The lowercase w looked especially feeble;

@marcotoa You appear to have misinterpreted my comment. I did not say that Հ (Ho) resembled Ը (Et), I said that Ը (Et) resembled Հ (Ho) because of the part

i guess you could say this is… twelvetica

To summarise, in modern Armenian fonts, using the R-without-vertical stroke is increasingly seen as a major design faux-pas.

test of diacritics, note that this rule is not applicable to the diaeresis or the macron etc because it takes ONE y pixel only.

There is a formula where for two-pixel height diacritics, like an acute, tilde, grave, circumflex (aka caret), ring etc should take 0.5 y pixel for

For accented characters, I decided that the ring in the letter Å should not be attached onto the top of the letter A because it can lead to inconsistency with the