Three type collections drawn in Metafont: Lodusa for display, Bocefia for print and Morela for screens. Free under the SIL Open Font License.
Display type with a science-fiction accent
Lodusa is drawn for titles, labels and anything that should look like it belongs on a control panel. Its rounds are squarish, its capitals are wide and even, and its strokes end round.
Type for books and printed documents
Bocefia is drawn for long reading on paper: classical proportions, long extenders, open shapes and a real italic. The serif carries the text; the sans, mono and poly families dress the page around it.
Type for interfaces, editors and terminals
Morela is drawn for screens. A tall x-height and open shapes keep it legible at interface sizes, a Medium weight marks emphasis without shouting, and the mono is made for code.
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