Letterforms were created to closely match a standard serif alphabet. Most letters fit within double width of the source rectangle. For those that didn’t, kerning was adjusted to accommodate the extra with when placed next to other letters, as seen with “T” and “W”.

A palette was chosen, and applied following the stroke direction used to write the letter from left to right. Lighter colors were used at the beginning of the stroke and darker colors toward the end of the stroke, with a few exceptions.