This font proves that you don’t need AI to generate garish, aesthetically questionable imagery! And I quite like it!

Beyond what might be considered its cheesy appearance, the most notable aspect of this alphabet is that it is modular. Letters are constructed out of one or more hexagonal elements that can be rotated and put together in numerous configurations (it follows a similar approach to my Infinite City project - I do love hexagons).

The alphabet as shown here is just one variant among many that can be created with this set of pieces.

The original intent was to simulate the effect of droplets of mercury pooling on a surface. As I drew the font I started to notice other visual parallels, from contour lines on a map, to cells in a Petri dish, to a technicolour swimming pool scene…