Jack yourself in, console cowboys.

Two styles, OPTO (thinner and mechanical, OCR style shapes) and SPORE (warm and alien, MICR style shapes).

Based on the logotype from the famous* 1983 micro by Antimnemonic Systems
* Did not actually exist

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A parallel universe equivalent of Unicephalon that failed and was sealed into a mountain. It tries to communicate but something is jamming the transmissions...

“Still no contact from Deck Seven, Ma‘am.”

Straight from Starquake, one of my favourite ZX Spectrum games. Tiny bit of kerning and of course an expanded character set.

Inspired by magnetic ink, hand drawn PCB layouts and northern European rave/techno compilation CD covers circa 1992. The download here is currently (2024-06) a beta release but is 99.6% ready.

Lazenby Computer is a meticulous redrawing and expansion of the famous Moore Computer - a necessary operation given the clumsy crudeness of the many digitised versions out there. Lazenby Computer has two styles: one with smooth corners, and one with pooling magnetic ink corners.

A harmonized monolinear version of Lazenby Computer with OCR influences.

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Recreation of the fantastic computer display text from The Andromeda Strain, seemingly an artistic take on 14-segment characters but using vector traces to display them.

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Experimental tribute to CMC-7 with a bit of cyberpunk currency and 'Police 995' influence.

Comes in four exciting futuristic styles