Designed by Craig Stainton, SB Raster Color is a display sans font family. This typeface has fifty styles and was published by SelfBuild Type Foundry.
• 50 styles in total, covering 5 widths and 10 colourways.
• Includes a Mono Transparent version with a transparent shadow.
• Each font contains 219 glyphs.
SB Raster is a blocky, bold, rectangular typeface with square pixellated corner details reminiscent of early videogame graphics. SB Raster has a strong retro flavour and works well at large sizes and in strong colours alongside similarly strong, geometric graphics.
This is the SVG Color Font version of SB Raster, containing 50 font files covering 10 colour ways and 5 widths. Each font contains 219 glyphs. NOTE: Custom colours are available on request.
The single layer Opentype version of SB Raster is here: https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/selfbuild-type-foundry/sb-raster
This capitals-only typeface started life as an extended pixelfont but as the design developed, it morphed into something with a more retro-digital arcade feel. The resulting typeface is well suited to anything related to retro computing, 8-bit consoles and game graphics. Its heavy, wide letterforms give it impact and it is best suited to display and headline use, perhaps on posters or as part of a logo.
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A NOTE ON SVG COLOR FONTS:
You will need to check compatibility with your software to see if it works with SVG Color fonts, as this is still a relatively new technology.
Applications that support OpenType-SVG fonts:
• Adobe Photoshop, version CC 2017 and later.
• Adobe Illustrator, version CC 2018 and later.
• Adobe InDesign, version CC 2019 and later.
• Affinity Designer, since macOS 10.14 Mojave.
• Pixelmator, since macOS 10.14 Mojave.
• QuarkXPress, version QuarkXPress 2018 and later.
• Sketch, since macOS 10.14 Mojave.
Web browsers that support OpenType-SVG fonts:
• Safari, since version 12, macOS 10.14.
• Safari Mobile, since iOS 12.
• Firefox, version 32 and later.
• Microsoft Edge, Windows 10 Anniversary Edition and above.
• In Windows 10, the DirectWrite and Direct2D platform components allow OpenType-SVG support in any apps that use those APIs