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  1. On 2/17/2022 at 10:20 PM, ImTheATrain said:

    I tried my best with these. Sorry if they don't look good.

    L to 8 Avenue from Canarsie
    LFullL.png?width=1440&height=209

    L to Canarsie from 8 Avenue

    LFullR.png?width=1440&height=209

    L to E 105 St from 8 Avenue

    Lto105.png?width=1440&height=209

    L to Broadway Junction from Canarsie

    LtoBway-8Av.png?width=1440&height=209

    L to Union Square from Canarsie

    LtoUnionSQ-Can.png?width=1440&height=209

    Is there a possibility you can make a Franklin Avenue Shuttle stripmap for the R143?

  2. On 8/22/2009 at 11:04 AM, RTS CNG Command said:

    Well, it's time! Here are the rest of the fonts!

     

    http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m294/darkqiviut/MTA%20Luminator%20Font/MTA%20Luminator%20Font%20II/MTAtypography5-1reduce.jpg

    There weren't many changes here. So far, the only noticeable ones are:

     

    1. the addition of the "plus" sign in the thin-letter six-dot font.

    2. An extended pound sign for the thick and thin-stroked seven-dotted fonts.

    3. Thick "plus" signs for the thick-stroked, five- and six-dotted fonts.

     

    http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m294/darkqiviut/MTA%20Luminator%20Font/MTA%20Luminator%20Font%20II/MTAtypography6reduce.jpg

    This one here includes the special Luminator letter symbols found on some buses.

     

    1. The "D" next to the E is the letter for the M14D route.

    2. The "M" next to the pound sign is the "M" symbol for Manhattan.

    3. The "Q" next to the "R" is the Queens symbol.

    4. The "A" next to the "B" is the A-branch symbol.

    5. The "S" next to the T is the Staten Island symbol.

    6. The "N" next to the O is the Nassau County symbol.

    7. The "X" next to the Y is the designated "Express" symbol.

     

    http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m294/darkqiviut/MTA%20Luminator%20Font/MTA%20Luminator%20Font%20II/MTAtypography3reduce-1.jpg

     

     

    http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m294/darkqiviut/MTA%20Luminator%20Font/MTA%20Luminator%20Font%20II/MTAtypography4-1reduce.jpg

    This one here has the most changes:

     

    1. A skinnier "N" for the 15-dotted font.

    2. Moved a bar for the 15-dotted "A" up one row.

    3. Additions of plus signs and pound signs.

    4. Tinkered with the 15-dotted "5" and 16-dotted "M."

    5. Extended the 16-dotted "K" and "L" a little.

     

    That's it! After about a year, the fonts have finally been completed. It took a lot of picture-taking, researching, and designing on Illustrator (that's the program I used to create this), but it's worth it.

     

    Yet, this project may never actually be finished. There are also condense thick fonts out there, such as the side destination sign of the Q35 that I noticed after leaving the Roadeo. But that's for another time, and I'll get to that someday.

     

    Soon, I will put up and link some photos that helped me recreate the Luminator fonts so you can see the resemblance, research, and inspirations to create these fonts.

     

    I hope all of you enjoyed the "complete" collection of fonts here. Again, if there are any errors in the typefaces, let me know so I can immediately correct them. See you soon! :P

    How do I convert this image into a TXT to use for my own signage?

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