Fonts
All these fonts are released under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.
Vector fonts
These TrueType fonts were created with a combination of FontStruct and FontForge. The newest fonts are at the top.
E-Keet 50Hz
This monospaced font is designed specifically for use in modern music trackers – check out the pound sign!
E-Keet Compression
This font was originally made for use on my Handspring Visor PDA in order to fit maximum text on a line.
E-Keet Winterlate A26
“A26” stands for “Alphabet 26”, my favorite unicase variant.
E-Keet Winterlate BC
“BC” stands for “bicameral”, having a distinct lowercase.
E-Keet Pixelwood
Not enough serifed raster-style fonts exist in the world.
E-Keet Paragon Black
This was created as a replacement for the titling font in the defunct MMORPG _City of Heroes_.
E-Keet Beans
This started life as a monospaced raster font for Impulse Tracker.
E-Keet Altaica
This font was also designed for Impulse Tracker.
Raster fonts
These were designed for the music creation programs Impulse Tracker 2 and Schism Tracker which use characters of fixed 8×8 pixel size. Many of these are packaged with those programs! There's a bundle of ITF files for users who want the whole set.
EK-ALTAI
This narrow, stencil-like font has a corresponding TrueType font shown above.

EK-ANGLE
Oblique letters go a long way toward breaking up a monospace grid.

EK-BEANS
This short, highly rounded font also has a corresponding TrueType font above!

EK-BINGO
Exaggerated thickness makes for a fun diversion from the everyday grind.

EK-LOSS
This is an experiment to see how much can be removed from a letterform while leaving it distinct enough to be read.

EK-MAC
Who hasn’t had at least a brief love affair with the classic Macintosh system font, Chicago?

EK-PIPED
Joints and pipes are partially the inspiration for this somewhat abstract font.

EK-PIPER
The above font is strengthened and made more readable with a thicker stroke.

EK-RACER
Inspiration struck from watching a friend play an old game with a similar font on the Atari 800.

EK-RIVET
Mechanical, serifed, modern, and somewhat steampunk – this is a personal favorite.

EK-SKOOL
Skoolhaus has a certain basic, geometric, childlike appeal.

EK-SLIDE
Instead of smaller, why not make the lowercase... lighter?

EK-SOLST
Save for extended characters, Solstice is converted directly from the NES game of the same name (and thus is not covered under the Creative Commons license).

EK-SPACE
My very first Impulse Tracker font. Not exciting, but also not very distracting.

EK-SPELL
Making music... with a Speak&Spell? (Note: The track “Spell Machine” came first.)

EK-TEK
Space made angular, this is tied with Rivet for my frequency of use.

EK-TEMP
This broken serifed font, a mutation of Rivet, never got a better name.

EK-TI81
This is precisely, pixel-for-pixel, the font used on the TI-81 graphing calculator (and thus is not covered under the Creative Commons license).

EK-TI994
This is precisely, pixel-for-pixel, the font used in the TI-99/4A home computer (and thus is not covered under the Creative Commons license).

EK-VGAME
Its uppercase comes from most early NES games, and its lowercase comes specifically from Metroid (and thus is not covered under the Creative Commons license).

EK-WINTR
Winterfresh is stark, square, and just chilly enough to be crisp. It provided some of the inspiration for the font “E-Keet Paragon Black” listed above.

EK-ZELDA
This font is converted from the Gameboy game The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (and thus is not covered under the Creative Commons license).
