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Here's another but this one's full height and width of each character is 3 pixels, only capitals and numbers are used: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3x3 http://e
by dc2k08 17y ago
Here's another but this one's full height and width of each character is 3 pixels, only capitals and numbers are used: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3x3 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3x3
This service lets you render your own text in 3x3: http://bikko.org/practice/3x3/index2.php http://bikko.org/practice/3x3/index2.php
Image of full typeface in 3x3: http://imgur.com/61375.gif http://imgur.com/61375.gif
- IsaacSchlueter 17y agoInteresting. The legibility isn't even comparable to the subpixel font in the OP, however. This guy's done some very interesting stuff on typophile.
- dc2k08 17y agoIn fairness, in the linked post, only the x-height of each character is 3 pixels. The task the designer of 3x3 set for himself was to create a typeface where each character could only be 3 pixels high and wide at most. That said, the work in the linked post is a very clever and precise exercise in optical illusion. It works wonderfully and is ideal for cases where a design calls for legibility at such a tiny size.