I released Ghostmeat on December 1, 1997. It was a wide cartoon bubble typeface designed with a playful but slightly eerie style. I added separate front and back layers so that designers could apply color effects. The name came from the video game Final Fantasy Adventure (Seiken Densetsu in Japan), where “ghost meat” was one of several items that could be consumed to change a character’s type.

I originally distributed Ghostmeat with a free commercial-use desktop license. In November 2022, I placed it in the public domain.