For the record, the sciences section of my nearest bookstore has at least two books written entirely in sans-serif.

This is the format. Looking for something with a bit of character and energy to it, something that can be read for long periods easily and on any device / non-document software. Any ideas? Our current idea is Cloud Splitter (https://blambot.com/en-gb/products/cloud-splitter), but we're not sold.

The format is like a text heavy comic book - something between regular lit and comics, but closer to lit in structure. I'm not sure if this kind of format has its own name, I've not seen it elsewhere.

Thanks for any suggestions!

There's different types of ASCII, right;

• some types just use lines etc. to trace outlines

• others are computer generated to mimic light/dark values

The fundamental constraint (as I understand) is you're limited to inline unicode characters.

Is all of this "valid" typography because it uses type characters? Is one style "more typographical" than another?

Most of it is more "art" than "design", so that's another piece to the discussion, but I'm not sure how it fits in

We must make the Font Caesar hear our voices. There is only one true default font i.e. Times New Roman 12 pt size.

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