An extended pound sign for the thick and thin-stroked seven-dotted fonts.ģ. the addition of the "plus" sign in the thin-letter six-dot font.Ģ. Well, it's time! Here are the rest of the fonts! This is intentional the "O" and the "0" appear the same on almost all the fonts except a select few. P.S.: If you'll notice, I didn't replicate the "0" in many cases. See you soon! If you spot any errors, let me know, and I'll correct them. There are two more sets and will appear as late as Friday evening. My summer project was to take pictures of the typography found on the bus signs and create the fonts for myself and make the replications as accurate to the signs as possible.Īnd now, as I'm almost done, I'm presenting you sets of the typography that I found (or had to make up for myself/find on other transportation systems), designed, and replicated to create a complete typography found on the MTA signs. What I wanted to do was to figure out the fonts of the bus signs, hence the zoom shots of the letters, numbers, and symbols. Of course, I took shots of buses for fun, but there was another reason. I think some of you remember my bus photos as well as my close-ups of the Luminator LED/flip-dot bus signs on the bus's front and sides.
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