Fonts: Difference between revisions
Content added Content deleted
Jan Ke Tami (talk | contribs) |
Jan Ke Tami (talk | contribs) No edit summary |
||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{needs work|VERY preliminary, and so many fonts need to get their information filled out and get at least a little description, if possible check what history there is to the font etc.}} |
{{needs work|VERY preliminary, and so many fonts need to get their information filled out and get at least a little description, if possible check what history there is to the font etc.}} |
||
Many '''fonts''' have been created for [[Toki Pona]] and its original [[writing system]]s, with varying feature sets. |
Many '''{{w|Computer font|fonts}}''' have been created for [[Toki Pona]] and its original [[writing system]]s, with varying feature sets. For the purpose of this article, only {{w|SFNT}} fonts are considered (fonts that have a file that is installable on modern computers - like TTF, OTF - or a file that can be embedded on a website - including WOFF, WOFF2). |
||
==Key== |
==Key== |
||
Line 30: | Line 30: | ||
5x5 {{tp|sitelen pona}} is a minimalist pixelated font. Due to the limitations of the font-making program {{w|Fontstruct}}, the {{tp|sitelen pona}} glyphs take on space in the Unicode blocks designated Latin characters, sharing codepoints with {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen}}, {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen nanpa tu}}, {{tp|sitelen pona pi palisa mute}}, and {{tp|sitelen pona}} 7x7. |
5x5 {{tp|sitelen pona}} is a minimalist pixelated font. Due to the limitations of the font-making program {{w|Fontstruct}}, the {{tp|sitelen pona}} glyphs take on space in the Unicode blocks designated Latin characters, sharing codepoints with {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen}}, {{tp|sitelen pona kiwen nanpa tu}}, {{tp|sitelen pona pi palisa mute}}, and {{tp|sitelen pona}} 7x7. |
||
As the name suggests, any sitelen pona character is made out of blocks that fit into a box of 5 times 5 blocks. To do so, it sometimes relies on alternate versions of the glyphs. Of all computer-installable pixel fonts, it achieves the lowest amount of blocks |
|||
{{clear}} |
{{clear}} |
||
Line 204: | Line 206: | ||
===Toki Pona Bubble fonts=== |
===Toki Pona Bubble fonts=== |
||
{{font|Toki Pona Bubble |
|||
⚫ | |||
|author=Jordan W Martin |
|||
{{font|Toki Pona Bubble (color)|author=Jordan W Martin|license=personal use only|system=sitelen pona|ligature=yes|range=ku suli|style=Colors|start=2022-02-03<ref name="bubblereddit" />}} |
|||
|license=personal use only |
|||
|system=sitelen pona |
|||
|ligature=yes |
|||
|range=ku suli |
|||
|style=Outlines |
|||
⚫ | |||
{{font|Toki Pona Bubble (color)| |
|||
author=Jordan W Martin |
|||
|license=personal use only |
|||
|system=sitelen pona |
|||
|ligature=yes |
|||
|range=ku suli |
|||
|style=Colors |
|||
|start=2022-02-03<ref name="bubblereddit" />}} |
|||
Toki Pona Bubble exists as two fonts: One has each character outlined with patterns inside as a lineart version and the other has all the characters colored in yellow, red, blue or green, with the outline and the pattern in a darker shade. |
Toki Pona Bubble exists as two fonts: One has each character outlined with patterns inside as a lineart version and the other has all the characters colored in yellow, red, blue or green, with the outline and the pattern in a darker shade. |
||
Line 336: | Line 352: | ||
====TokiTengwar==== |
====TokiTengwar==== |
||
{{font|TokiTengwar |
|||
|start=2005-04-30 |
|||
|system=Tengwar |
|||
|author=Bryant J. Knight |
|||
|range=the Toki Pona alphabet, plus punctuation |
|||
|license=all rights reserved}} |
|||
This font is an adaptation of the {{w|Tengwar}} alphabet known from {{w|J.R.R. Tolkien}}'s {{w|The Lord of the Rings}} universe, to allow typing toki pona words. Below are some useful tips for typing: |
|||
* <code>A</code> puts the vowel marker "a" further to the left, which is useful to put it over consonant glyphs |
|||
* <code>q</code> serves as a stem for vowels without a preceding consonant |
|||
* syllable-final "-n" can be typed with either <code>N</code> or <code>M</code> |
|||
* <code>`</code> adds a paragraph marker |
|||
* <code>,</code> adds an interpunct |
|||
{{clear}} |
|||
===={{tp|sitelen nasin luka}}==== |
===={{tp|sitelen nasin luka}}==== |
||
Line 350: | Line 378: | ||
===={{tp|tama ka Tumu}}==== |
===={{tp|tama ka Tumu}}==== |
||
{{font|{{tp|tama ka Tumu}} |
|||
{{font|{{tp|tama ka Tumu}}|system={{tp|titi pula}}|range=All {{tp|tuki tiki}} words, except lapi, plus liti|cartouche=yes|ligature=yes|mono=yes|author=ka Tumu & ka Ke Tami & Kelsey Higham|style=handwritten|license=OFL|start=2023-01-13}} |
|||
|system={{tp|titi pula}} |
|||
|range=All {{tp|tuki tiki}} words, except lapi, plus liti |
|||
|cartouche=yes |
|||
|ligature=yes |
|||
|mono=yes |
|||
|author=ka Tumu & ka Ke Tami & Kelsey Higham |
|||
|style=handwritten |
|||
|license=OFL |
|||
|start=2023-01-13}} |
|||
To make this font, jan Ke Tami vectorized ka Tumu's glyph drawings (hence the name "likeness of ka Tumu"). When it was made, the word {{tp|liti}} had been made, which was later replaced by {{tp|lapi}} - this replacement is yet to be reflected in the font. |
To make this font, jan Ke Tami vectorized ka Tumu's glyph drawings (hence the name "likeness of ka Tumu"). When it was made, the word {{tp|liti}} had been made, which was later replaced by {{tp|lapi}} - this replacement is yet to be reflected in the font. |
||
{{clear}} |
{{clear}} |