I released Skeletor Stance on July 14, 1998. The typeface came about through an unusual collaboration with a stranger who contacted me to describe a font he had envisioned in a dream. I decided to interpret his description and turn it into a working design.

The result was a dot-based pixel typeface with the added feature of connected, colloidal forms that gave it a distinctive texture. It was unusual in concept, and while simple, it produced a unique visual effect.

The name Skeletor Stance was chosen for its sound rather than any link to He-Man or related media. The typeface was initially distributed with a free commercial use desktop license. In August 2020, I placed it in the public domain.