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After making a Doctor Who fan stamp the other day, and pixelling out a font that was Who-ish, I decided to go ahead and make a full font. I had to tweak the original few letters I used, but I didn't mind. Pixel fonts are just too much fun. I based it off the same font I referenced for the stamp, only it was just an uppercase letter set, so I had to kinda make up the lowercase letters. And the numbers. And the punctuation. But I am really happy with how all of those turned out. I don't know how useful this font will be the general public, but it was a lot of fun to make.

A big thanks to `Mirz123 for giving me the idea to make the preview image look like a call box.

Some advice when using this:

It is used best at 3 pt (8 pixel), or a multiple of that (6 pt/16 pixels).

As a heads up, in some instances you might have to add a random letter to have your word come in crisp (I find the letter T added normally fixed any weird spacing). You can then go in and erase the letter manually. (If someone knows of another way to correct that, please share.)

Credits:

Old Paper Stock by ~ofruin-stock
Matt Smith Doctor Who Font for reference

Example

Description
After making a Doctor Who fan stamp the other day, and pixelling out a font that was Who-ish, I decided to go ahead and make a full font. I had to tweak the original few letters I used, but I didn't mind. Pixel fonts are just too much fun. I based it off the same font I referenced for the stamp, only it was just an uppercase letter set, so I had to kinda make up the lowercase letters. And the numbers. And the punctuation. But I am really happy with how all of those turned out. I don't know how useful this font will be the general public, but it was a lot of fun to make.

A big thanks to `Mirz123 for giving me the idea to make the preview image look like a call box.

Some advice when using this:

It is used best at 3 pt (8 pixel), or a multiple of that (6 pt/16 pixels).

As a heads up, in some instances you might have to add a random letter to have your word come in crisp (I find the letter T added normally fixed any weird spacing). You can then go in and erase the letter manually. (If someone knows of another way to correct that, please share.)

Credits:

Old Paper Stock by ~ofruin-stock
Matt Smith Doctor Who Font for reference

Example