Perhapxin Tech CO., LTD.
We are a handful of people trying to make a living, like everyone else. This one started as a conversation over dinner — an ordinary little idea, nothing clever. We liked it enough to keep picking it up in the hours we had spare, and what came out is a small project that turns out to look rather good.
When we build frontends, the font is never quite right — close enough, or fine, or the one everybody else picked that year.
Nobody here is a type designer. We drew every one of these ourselves, and the licence is a real licence. The poster tool is free and stays free.
8 faces, finished and on sale. Two of them set every language written in Latin, Greek or Cyrillic; one of those also sets Korean, Japanese kana and Thai.
Chinese is the one still to come.
The studio — your own face, from your own sentence — opens later.
A face is only as useful as the alphabet it can set. Here is where each writing system actually stands.
The alphabet, figures, punctuation, currency, maths and symbols.
á é í ñ ü ç ø — French, German, Spanish, the Nordic languages.
Latin letters wearing two marks at once — a vowel and a tone.
Two more alphabets, drawn the same way as the first.
Hiragana and katakana, about 170 shapes. Kana only, no kanji.
11,172 syllables, assembled from 51 drawn letters.
Eighty letters, with the vowels and tones stacked above and below.
The one everybody asks for. See below for why it is last.
Perhapxin takes work.
by the Perhapxin team
