PIXymbols Squared
A package of three display fonts featuring numerals, a capital alphabet and decorative symbols, constrained within square borders. Light, normal and bold versions, in both positive and reverse format, are…
PIXymbols Stylekey
A three-font package with a total of 236 keyboard keys with Macintosh and PC labels, featuring an elegant dimensional key design, for computer documentation. Create entire keyboards.
PIXymbols Tolerances & Datum
GD&T Symbols in the Tolerances & Datum fonts meet ASME/ANSI Y14.5M-1994 and QS-9000 specifications. In 1992, Page Studio Graphics created the original set of GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing) symbol…
PIXymbols Travel & Hotel
Six fonts for travel information brochures and guides. Over 200 signs from the Department of Transportation and the National Park Service, as well as the lodging, travel and recreation industry.…
PIXymbols Triangle
The PIXymbolsTriangleAlpha font package includes a second font, PIXymbolsTriangleNum. Together they are designed to create reference symbols showing one or two letters in a triangle (A to Z and AA…
PIXymbols TV List
Set of four fonts (black-on-white and white-on-black), with three sets of numerals and letters, to create any channel number or cable TV identification. The fonts are constructed in connecting segments.
PIXymbols Unikey
Six segmented "make-your-own-key" fonts featuring international computer keyboard keys, including accented characters for most European languages. All symbols also in single keyshapes. Characters on the keys are oblique.
PIXymbols USmap
Two fonts plus several EPS files, featuring mapping symbols, highway number shields, outline US maps and white-filled maps of each state.
PIXymbols Xcharting
This font is a handy tool for designers of original cross-stitch patterns, developed to help generate standard user reference charts and lists. Requires a layout or drawing program.
PIXymbols Xstitch
This is a multi-pack combination of the Xcharting, Backstitch and Gridmaker font packs, plus the Xstitch font, which can be used in a word processor, while the Xcharting font requires…