RGB Subpixel font

Despite each character in this "font" being a single pixel wide, it uses your screen's RGB subpixels to distinguishably render all 95 ASCII printing characters.

Each character was drawn as a 3x5 bitmap which then had each row interpreted as a 3 bit RGB value in order to render the character in a virtual 3x5 grid of subpixels.

Hover the separated RGB channels to see how they form the font, and click the photo to see it on a bigger size.

The demo might not render correctly on high ppi displays.