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BOSTON TRAFFIC
One of the first fonts by Vic Fieger. Originally named "12-05-02", for the date on which it was created. If you have the Mother 3 Handbook by Fangamer, you can see this font all over Chapter 3... like right here! Over on the right!
updated Feb. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (11 kb) | |
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KNOW YOUR PRODUCT
The xeroxed Dubmarine comic book, released in December 2002, used this font in its logo. The font was created using a stencil cut by hand from a cigarette carton. This font was used on NBC Nightly News With Brian Williams from late 2006 to mid-2008 whenever the rise in oil prices was mentioned. Recently, this font has also been appearing on some T-shirts, though I can't find the name of the company.
updated Feb. 2009 -- TTF file in ZIP (15 kb) | |
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MAJOR SNAFU
Pretty good for a mostly squarish font. Often an entire font can arise from drawing just a single letter. In this case, it was the A. This font was used by Geneon Entertainment for the "Limited Edition" US release of Black Lagoon (Volume 2). I know it's only on the "Limited Edition" because the font was used to spell out "LIMITED EDITION".
updated Feb. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (9 kb) | |
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ARMALITE RIFLE
The original letterforms were not the famous military stencil, but were drawn freehand then scanned into Photoshop. Next, they were altered using a series of brushes before being imported into a font. This font has been used in the Flash games Pandemic and Artillery. In 2008, it was used for the film Tropic Thunder.
updated June 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (26 kb) | |
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NYAMOMOBILE
This stencil was made in a very similar manner as Yukarimobile was. However, Nyamomobile rounds off the sharper edges for a safer driving experience.
updated June 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (5 kb) | |
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