Caroline Minuscule Pixel Font "KRLS"

About

KRLS is a pixel font inspired by the caroline minuscule script style, which was widely used in medieval europe from 800 to 1200. The KRLS pixel font is named after Charlemagne's - Charles the Great, latin: Carolus Magnus - signature, as he strongly supported the creation of a new standard script that would be more legible than roman and merovingian scripts.

Characters set & details

Disclaimer: The very nature of this font makes it a "lowercase-only font". It does not feature any uppercase letter.

• abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
• 0123456789
• & ! ? " ' $ % ( ) * + = - ~ _ . , : ; / { } [ ] |

All digits and letters a, c, e, m, n, o, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, z have a x-height of 10px. For more info:

Character	Ascent	Descent	Character	Ascent	Descent
a	10	0	n	10	0
b	18	0	o	10	0
c	10	0	p	10	9
d	18	0	q	10	9
e	10	0	r	10	0
f	16	4	s	10	0
g	10	11	t	10	0
h	18	0	u	10	0
i	13	0	v	10	0
j	13	8	w	10	0
k	18	0	x	10	0
l	18	0	y	10	5
m	10	0	z	10	0

This font has a native size of 32 px: make sure to use a multiple of 32 px as font size for the font to display properly. In case you are using this font in Photoshop: set kerning to metric (or none, provided you don't want any kerning) and tracking to 0. 

License & contents

You can use, study and modify the KRLS font for commercial or non-commercial works of yours. You can not distribute or sell this font as is, without any substantial modifications to it. 

Crediting is optional but always appreciated. 

The zip archive contains the KRLS.ttf font file along with a text file containing the license.