The font includes signs and symbols from a large area, official symbols and personal designs made through years of graphic design, each grouped to ease the navigation. Hopefully, not very chaotic.
The consistency of arrows in the font is just another proof that the arrow is the king of symbols. Besides traffic and household symbols, web applications and logos are included, probably not updated at the speed that these are made and modified. Anyway, the classic is always a favorite, retro signs sit well next to official signage, not displayed necessarily for everyday use. Like every font, this is also a work in progress, so tomorrow the content may shift position or shape. I can’t tell.
Universal Language
The usual language section below is incomplete, since the font is universal, made for every possible language. There is no specific letter or code in the character map, now populated randomly with geometric shapes, icons and generic designs. The elements position in the character map varies, depending on its use (traffic, technicalities, math, web, other). Therefore, the names won’t match the character.
Copyright
Copyrighted materials in the font, such as logos or official signs, have strictly illustrative purposes, these are trademarks and intellectual properties that I would not take credit for. Some old signs may have been reshaped to clear a few flaws resulted from a long period of copy, paste, print and copy again. I would not claim that any of these designs is the original, it’s more like a personal cleaning and renovation. Personal works (iconography, graphic design details, old logos and other shapes) on the other hand are from a single source and each one is displayed in its original state.
Unicode® Ranges
- Latin Basic (ASCII).....................................................................................................................1
- Latin-1 Supplement.....................................................................................................................2
- Latin Extended-A.....................................................................................................................3
- Latin Extended-B.....................................................................................................................4
- Latin Extended Additional.....................................................................................................................5
- Super and Subscripts.....................................................................................................................6
- Currency Symbols.....................................................................................................................7
- Letterlike Symbols.....................................................................................................................8
- Number Forms.....................................................................................................................9
- Arrows.....................................................................................................................10
- Mathematical Operators.....................................................................................................................11
- Miscellaneous Technical.....................................................................................................................12
- Geometric Shapes.....................................................................................................................13
- Miscellaneous Symbols.....................................................................................................................14
- Dingbats.....................................................................................................................15
In the Character Map tables are merged into larger categories. Empty glyphs, diacritical marks and unconventional characters are not displayed.
