I have never felt quite so cacklingly nefarious as a designer as I did just now carefully adjusting vertical scale and offset so that the x-height and baseline of Papyrus optically match Comic Sans when mixed together.
I don't yet know who I'll be pranking with the downloaded font, but I look forward to their reaction.
Obscurity4340 25 minutes ago [-]
Care to share somehow, sounds delightfully hilarious
krelas 24 minutes ago [-]
If you want to make a designer have a nervous breakdown, upload a copy of Helvetica and make every second or third character be Arial.
FuriouslyAdrift 18 minutes ago [-]
calm down, Satan
dvh 2 hours ago [-]
For extra fun, you can make font that are the same as original but then you add ligature for some words and you make ligature using the same font but spelling different word. For example "red" ligature will be "green".
someonebaggy 2 hours ago [-]
Do this on a document to determine who is copy-pasting or reading it with AI.
smeehee 2 minutes ago [-]
Fun though the idea is, assistive technologies such as TTS will also have problems with it.
amenghra 48 minutes ago [-]
Do this as a captcha ;)
Sharlin 1 hours ago [-]
Inspired by the sample text for "Nervous Sans": "Anal", an Arial with bad keming
I don't yet know who I'll be pranking with the downloaded font, but I look forward to their reaction.
This is truly the YTP of fonts.
Could one make in theory a regular monospaced font to just render glyphs past 80 chars of a line as bad as possible?
FYI for the creator, I'm hitting an error when attempting to change the mix-in font (Webkit/iOS):
What have you unleashed? Hey, look guys he got Oppenheimer over here.