I’ve given Electroharmonix better kerning, punctuation, math symbols, fractions and numeric ordinals. Of course, I still had to bend, flip and twist it to try to make it look like an alphabet. This time there’s no hiragana mixed in strictly katakana, and a few kanji.
I’ve redrawn everything a little bolder with an attempt to at least sort-of follow the drawing rules of katakana and kanji. Now that I can read this stuff, I can see how badly I mangled those Japanese style fonts. When I created Electroharmonix 13 years ago, I never dreamed that I’d eventually move to Japan and have to learn to read and write Japanese. The best thing? The bundle also contains two animated versions! Choose between a straight and rounded or a wiggle style animation.
Okidoki is a happy font that you can use without switching keyboard language! Simply write in hiragana or katakana and create cool and kawaii graphics. With rounded shape and cut-out on the intersection, emphasize the cuteness but action feel on it. OKASHI Japanese font or Jap font took katakana shape, and take it to the cute cartoon children world.
