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I built a font. Not just a visual experiment, an actual working one.
This started as a simple question: what would happen if every letter was built only from two shapes, a square and a circle?
No extra curves. No decorative tricks. Just sharp square structures with circular cuts pushed into them until the alphabet started feeling usable.
I developed the direction with AI, refined the logic through ChatGPT, and used Claude Code to help turn it into a functional, downloadable font file. I tested it inside Photoshop, and it works.
It’s still experimental, but that’s the point. I wanted to see if AI could help move a type idea beyond a pretty mockup and into something that actually functions as a design asset.
This is the first version of the typeface. Let me know if you would like to try it and I would love to provide it to you.
Workflow provided by: https://x.com/Ror_Fly
Still rough in places, but honestly, that’s the exciting part for me, AI helped move it from concept to something actually functional. Would you like to try the first version?
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