FAR EAST CALLIGRAPHY DISPLAY FONT

Far East is an Asian-style calligraphy display font. Using all capital letters, one can create an exotic Far East script which is written vertically starting from bottom to top. It is also possible to write this font horizontally or in its standard form. The lower case characters are upright, while the numbers are also available (with upright symbols for each numerical key). Although this font is not strictly monospace, the characters are all the same width, with the exception of the space which is half the width.

 

Font: Far East
Created By: Matthew Welch
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Address: http://www.squaregear.net/fonts/

My fonts are all free. You can use them for personal or commercial projects,
and I ask for no money. I would, however, love to hear from you. If you use
my fonts for something please e-mail me letting me know how you used it. Send
me a copy if you can or let me know where I can find your work. You are under
no obligation to do this, I just like to see how my fonts get used.

A license.txt file should have been included with this font, explaining the
license under which it is made available. You can also read it at:

http://www.squaregear.net/fonts/license.shtml

About the font:

Amaze your friends. Astound people with your linguistic Acumen.
Explain to them that on a recent trip to the far east you discovered
the secret of easily understanding this writing. Then simply tilt
your head to the left and read it plain as day.

You see, this font is really just the Latin alphabet made to look
like an exotic far east script and tilted on its side. Use all caps
to achieve this effect and write your text vertically, from bottom
to top. For instance, if you wanted your text to say "your name
here" you would write it like this:

R E E
U M R
O A E
Y N H

This font is not strictly a monospace font, but all the characters
are the same width except for the space, which is half the width.
Using '\' will produce a full sized space.

This font can also be written out horizontally, which is easier for
graphics programs or if you just want to write with this font
normally. But what fun would that be? The right side up characters
are the lower case.

Numbers are available also. The actual numbers are right-side-up.
The sideways ones are the symbols for each number key. It's the
shifted number, kind of like a capital letter, see.

)!@#$%^&*(
0123456789

 

Copyright (C) 1998 by Matthew Welch

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