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EUROCENTRIC
Arose from listening to songs from The Boomtown Rats' album V Deep; an angular typeface linking the Soviet Union and Ancient Rome. The world was exposed to this font during the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, where it was used to spell out "JAPAN" on that country's team caps and jackets. The J, which is supposed to extend below the baseline, was altered a bit for the logo.
updated Feb. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (8 kb) | |
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GANG OF THREE
Gang of Three was the first font to be created specifically for the VicFieger.com free font page. It was designed to resemble political posters often seen stuck to walls in Chinese cities. This font was used to great effect in the 2007 Zoonami game Zendoku for Nintendo DS and PSP.
updated Feb. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (11 kb) | |
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OSAKA-SANS SERIF
Named after a universally-beloved Azumanga Daioh character, Osaka-Sans Serif was an attempt to simulate modern and futuristic Japanese katakana symbols. This font was used for a 2005 exhibit called "Kabuki Heroes" at The British Museum in London.
updated Apr. 2008 -- TTF file in ZIP (6 kb) | |
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KREMLIN II
This font was designed with Russian constructivist artwork in mind, particularly works by El Lissitski. This new version is essentially the same as the original, but with a few of the rough edges rounded off.
updated June 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (6 kb) | |
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ZONA ARMADA
This font was meant to emulate protest graffiti thrown hastily onto a wall of a South American junta state. Why should countries that use the Roman alphabet get left out of the faux-foreign typeface fun? These letters were drawn using the insides of several cheap pens. They were sliced in half and the ink from inside the plastic tubing was allowed to flow directly onto the paper without running through the tips of the pens.
updated Mar. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (21 kb) | |
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SIAMESE KATSONG
A font based on a boldface sign in Thai, and one of the first Vic Fieger fonts with accents. Sorry the title isn't better.
updated Feb. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (9 kb) | |
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NUKU NUKU
Not based on any Asian writing style in particular, but it sure looks like it was, doesn't it?
updated Feb. 2007 -- TTF file in ZIP (8 kb) | |
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GRECIAN FORMULA
Created to resemble the lowercase letters of the modern Greek alphabet. And, just like that "Symbol" font, writing things with it in English is NOT an acceptable substitute for writing in Greek.
Mar. 2006 -- TTF file in ZIP (9 kb) | |
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