All fonts are copyrighted by their original creators. I hope you find these useful, too! Title Fonts FontĪrchivist’s Note: These fonts have been obtained through various free download websites. I’ve used many of these fonts to create various graphics for Star Trek Minutiae over the years, from the You’re the Admiral! maps to that time this site was assimilated by the Borg. The fonts collected below aren’t supposed to be a complete archive of every font available, but rather a source for the best and most useful versions that are out there. Whether it’s a movie title, a computer interface, or an alien script you’re looking to illustrate, there’s probably a font here to get you started.
I’ve found quite a few useful ones at various websites over the years. If you’ve ever tried to faithfully recreate the graphics seen on Star Trek, you know that the distinctive typography requires just the right fonts. We’re so proud that it has been loved by so many people even beyond China.Collected Star Trek Fonts » Star Trek Minutiae Elements in the game were created in conjunction with the technical advisers for the series and films, such as Mike and Denise Okuda. Writing to AV Magazine, the LianTronics team confirmed: “This is a giant curved video wall from LianTronics! Before our official promotion of this Chengdu 3D wall, we celebrated China’s National Holiday, an eight-day holiday nationwide, and our wall has been top five trending online. Star Trek: Starship Creator is a computer-based vehicle simulation game developed by Imergy and released by Simon & Schuster Interactive in 1998 for both Microsoft Windows and Mac OS, based on the official license of the Star Trek franchise. Social media users have compared the video wall to landmark Samsung 8K digital signage in Seoul, South Korea, where video activations from creative agency d’strct have included a giant anamorphic wave and a giant toy. Writing across multiple social media accounts, immersive art entrepeneur and LinkedIn influencer Dorothy Di Stefano, who was featured in AV Magazine in July, wrote: “The effect of depth, which gives the illusion that the spaceship is flying out of the building is achieved without special devices and glasses but can only be viewed from a certain angle.” It was unveiled last week on the side of a local mall in Chengdu.” Online video of the Chengdu installation has been appearing on Western social media during the last week, with China digital marketing expert Ashley Dudarenok enthusiastically captioning a smartphone video on YouTube video with the words: “This is the hottest 3D LED screen in China these days.
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