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One-stroke

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by lldaddy


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Description:
The idea is mimicking the form of bending paper clips. But I find it hard to create smooth round bends. Nevertheless, each alhpabet is formed by one single wire, thus the name implies.
Stats:
84 characters, 66 downloads
Created:
Thu, 2nd July, 2:15 AM 2009
Last Edit:
Sun, 2nd August, 3:52 AM 2009
Permalink:
http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/199494
Tags:
Display, Sans Serif, Stationery, Paper Clip, Script, Geometric, Square
Categories:
Pixel Optimized, Display
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  • Currently 7.81502
7.8Balanced%20Rating%3A%20%3Cb%20class%3D%22weighted_value%22%3E7.8%3C%2Fb%3E%3Cbr%2F%3EAverage%20Rating%3A%20%3Cb%20class%3D%22rating_value%22%3E8.3%3C%2Fb%3E%3Cbr%2F%3EClick%20for%20more%20information%20about%20this%20rating. 10 votes
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Discussion

gferreira_admin
gferreira_admin Mon, 20th July, 2009

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “One-stroke” is now a Top Pick.

gferreira_admin
gferreira_admin Mon, 20th July, 2009

Great effect... Interesting shapes in big sizes, and surprisingly legible as a text font in smaller sizes.

kix
kix Mon, 20th July, 2009

i think it's sexy ESPECIALLY in pixel size, great job

aphoria
aphoria Mon, 20th July, 2009

Yeah, at pixel size it's really cool.

Good job.

jmarquez
jmarquez Mon, 20th July, 2009

very cool, it works really well!

kireta666
kireta666 Tue, 21st July, 2009

nice concept and execution, i like it very much

thalamic
thalamic Wed, 22nd July, 2009

I am a big fan of the single stroke fonts and this one is very well done. :)

lldaddy
lldaddy Sun, 2nd August, 2009

Added the '$' glyph. Dollar makes sense now.