Emberdot
Big blocks, all joined up
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How it looks in use
Emberdot
A chunky pixel face on a coarse grid, but every letter is one solid shape. Low res, high clarity.
Emberdot
About the family
Emberdot is drawn on a coarse grid of square blocks, like an old handheld screen, but every block touches the next so each letter is one solid piece. That keeps it crisp when scaled up instead of turning into dust. Curves become little stair steps, the counters are small and the figures are chunky and friendly. The three weights thicken the strokes on the same grid. It reads well in games, UI details and loud little headlines. Keep sizes large and sharp; a scaled down pixel face at an odd size just looks blurry.
What's inside
- 3Weights
- EnglishLanguage
- 95/95Letters, figures and signs
- 10/10Digits
Capitals
Lowercase
Numbers and signs
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