FontStruct is a free font-building tool that is brought to you by FontShop, which is a leading online font retailer. With FontStruct users can “easily create fonts constructed out of geometrical shapes, which are arranged in a grid pattern, like tiles or bricks.”
When creating your fonts you will use the FontStructor font editor, and after you are done FontStruct takes your results and creates high quality True-Type fonts that can be used on any Windows or Mac application. You can also display the fonts you have created in a widget on your blog.
With FontStruct you have the ability to keep the fonts all to yourself; however, they “encourage users to share their “FontStructions.” Or, if you are lazy you can just go to the FontStruct’s gallery and find fonts that were created and shared by other FontStruct user. If you find fonts in the gallery that you like then you can either “download them or even copy” them to use for whatever you want.
If you create a font post a link to it here so I can check it out.
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Right on, you have been doing quite a bit of little posts lately, good work!
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Hey Jonathon,
Working on a font now for my review, should be up next Saturday I will put a trackback into you I will see what I can come up with :).
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Nice. Yeah just let me know when you do, I would like to see what you come up with also! 
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