SF Telegraphic Italic, designed by Derek Vogelpohl of ShyFoundry, is a free dot-matrix display font built from evenly sized circular marks. Its letters echo early electronic signs and teleprinter output, with open gaps and a gently forward-moving stance. The dotted construction is crisp and unmistakable.
Digital graphics suit it in game interfaces, music posters, and technology event branding. Across these uses, the repeated circles can function as both lettering and a simple pixel-like pattern, tying type to screen-based imagery.
Copyright (c) 2008 by ShyFoundry. All rights reserved. Freeware for personal use only. To purchase a commercial license, please visit our site at http://www.shyfoundry.com.
Font family
SF Telegraphic
Font subfamily
Italic
Unique subfamily identification
ShyFoundry: SF Telegraphic Italic: 2008
Full font name
SF Telegraphic Italic
Name table version
Version 1.1
Postscript font name
SFTelegraphic-Italic
Trademark notice
SF Telegraphic Italic is a trademark of ShyFoundry.
Manufacturer name
ShyFoundry
Designer
Derek Vogelpohl
Description
For additional information about the usage of this font, please read the included ShyFoundry Freeware EULA or visit our site at http://www.shyfoundry.com/licensing.
Extended font information
Platforms supported
PlatformEncoding
UnicodeUnicode 2.0 and onwards semantics, Unicode BMP only.