About High Fiber font

Here's another example of a font created for my work. High Fiber was designed specifically for use in creating sample character sheets for my game projects (if you don't know what a character sheet is, that's okay - just imagine a group of grown men and women doing tax returns as a form of recreation; that's the general aesthetic).

I wanted a very regular, slightly narrow handwriting font that I could use to cram long skill-names and other paraphernalia into a short line without fiddling with compression or ugly kerning tricks, but my standard handwriting fonts (Yank and Newfie) don't quite fit that bill. I needed the handwriting of somebody desperately in need of a high-fiber diet. I needed a pocket-protector sort of font.

To create High Fiber, I selected a particularly crisp and clean piece of graph paper, opened a fresh pen, sat with my feet flat on the floor and my posture flawless, and began, slowly, to write. I imagine I looked pretty silly, but I did it up at the Metro on the drag, and it's pretty dark in there.

High Fiber is a full-keyboard set with a few selected extended characters (like smart quotes, dashes and the all-important é needed for words like Pokéthulhu and Cliché). Enjoy!

If you're interested in licensing this font for public or organizational use, email me at [email protected] and be sure to specify the font's title. I'll respond with instructions.

Free for Personal Use

This fonts are authors' property, and are either shareware, demo versions or public domain. The licence mentioned above the download button is just an indication. Please look at the readme-files in the archives or check the indicated author's website for details, and contact him if in doubt. If no author/licence is indicated that's because we don't have information, that doesn't mean it's free.

HighFiber - ReadMe

HIGH FIBER
A TrueType Font by S. John Ross
Cumberland Games & Diversions
www.cumberlandgames.com

Here's another example of a font created for my work. High Fiber was designed specifically for use in creating sample character sheets for my game projects (if you don't know what a character sheet is, that's okay - just imagine a group of grown men and women doing tax returns as a form of recreation; that's the general aesthetic).

I wanted a very regular, slightly narrow handwriting font that I could use to cram long skill-names and other paraphernalia into a short line without fiddling with compression or ugly kerning tricks, but my standard handwriting fonts (Yank and Newfie) don't quite fit that bill. I needed the handwriting of somebody desperately in need of a high-fiber diet. I needed a pocket-protector sort of font.

To create High Fiber, I selected a particularly crisp and clean piece of graph paper, opened a fresh pen, sat with my feet flat on the floor and my posture flawless, and began, slowly, to write. I imagine I looked pretty silly, but I did it up at the Metro on the drag, and it's pretty dark in there.

High Fiber is a full-keyboard set with a few selected extended characters (like smart quotes, dashes and the all-important � needed for words like Pok�thulhu and Clich�). Enjoy!

This font is copyright 2001 by S. John Ross. "Cumberland Games & Diversions" is a trademark of S. John Ross. This font is freeware for personal, non-commercial use of any kind. Contact me at [email protected] if you're interested in a commercial license; rates will depend on the details.

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