FIGlet font

Georgia11 FIGlet Font

Georgia11 is a 11-row FIGlet font by Richard Sabey, 2003. It suits full-width title cards on wide screens.

Georgia11 rendered in Georgia11

Open Georgia11 in the generator

Samples

"Hello" in Georgia11
Letters and digits in Georgia11

Specifications

Height11 rows
Baselinerow 9
Widest character24 columns
Average width8.2 columns per character
"Hello" renders at41 columns
Font fileGeorgia11.flf (60.1 KB)

Where it works

At 11 rows this is a display face; it needs the space and repays it.

About 8.2 columns per character. A five-letter word lands near 41 columns, comfortable in a README.

About this font

Taken from the credits inside Georgia11.flf:

Georgia 11 by Richard Sabey 9.2003

Includes new parameter supported by FIGlet and FIGWin.

Heavy characters representing thick strokes need space. Thus,

this font is designed to be figletised so that FIGcharacters may not

smush but may fit, and it extensively uses $ to force a space after a

heavy character.

Where serifs fit, it might look as if the FIGletters would look better

with a bit of smushing. However, the spacing forced by the hardblanks

looks no more than what you really get with Georgia; e.g. in "ini" or

"imp", the heavy downstrokes are roughly equally spaced.

Rows: 1-2 cap-height letters' diacritics

3 cap-height line

5 x-height line

9 baseline

10-11 descenders

For JavE see

3.9.2003 Text rendered as GIF in Paint. GIF ASCIIfied in JavE's image-to-ASCII

converter with font "Courier New" and Shape factor 1.07

6.9.2003 Added Cyrillic and Greek

7.9.2003 Added ligatures

Similar fonts

Closest matches by height and character width.

Univers

11 rows, 9 columns per character.

Colossal

11 rows, 7.2 columns per character.

Roman

10 rows, 9 columns per character.

Whimsy

10 rows, 7 columns per character.

Poison

12 rows, 9.6 columns per character.

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