![Origami Mommy](https://blogfonts.com/fonts/o/673/3673/img/sorigami-mommy-0.png)
![Origami Mommy](https://blogfonts.com/fonts/o/673/3673/img/sorigami-mommy-1.png)
![Origami Mommy](https://blogfonts.com/fonts/o/673/3673/img/0-charmap-origami-mommy.pixellated.png)
![Origami Mommy](https://blogfonts.com/fonts/o/673/3673/img/1-charmap-origami-mommy.pixellated.png)
![Origami Mommy](https://blogfonts.com/fonts/o/673/3673/img/2-charmap-origami-mommy.pixellated.png)
- Styles (2)
- Character Maps
- License
![Origami Mommy](images/loading.gif)
![Origami Mommy](images/loading.gif)
![Origami Mommy](images/loading.gif)
- Free for Personal Use
- Free for Commercial Use
- Modification Allowed
- Redistribution Allowed
Extended information
At long last, a new typeface. It was a suggestion made by a good friend of mine after he saw the horrible mistake that is Transuranium (if you care enough, it’s somewhere in the archive). He thought ‘Origami Mommy’ would make a nice name for the font, so that has been made its name. It comes in two variations — regular and Pixellated.
The typeface itself is a study in pixels & whitespace in letters. In order to make letterforms recognizable to the eye, one must pick and choose which dots in a figure stay and which ones are cleared. In the case of Origami Mommy, I started with a seven-by-seven box and proceeded from that point to strategically delete squares from the interior of each box to form what is readily recognized as a letter.
In both fonts, there are alternate letters in the lower & uppercase. Look at the sample below and notice the difference in certain letters such as the a and r, for example. There are alternate characters for both of these letters (among many others) that can be used in conjunction with one another for a seamless & dynamic effect.
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T E P I D M O N K E Y F O N T S
freeware fonts for a freeware world
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Fonts typeface! For help with installing
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The terms of use are basically this:
don't sell the font, don't change the
font but do feel free to use the font
freely for commercial and non-commercial
purposes. For a complete list of the
terms (which always takes precedence
over this anyway), visit the Terms
section of Tepid Monkey Fonts.
--Brandon Schoepf
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