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Fri, 6th November, 10:14 AM 2009
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Fri, 6th November, 11:51 PM 2009
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intaglio
intaglio Fri, 6th November, 2009

A less-than-successful attempt to use half-bricks in a small fontstruction. Retaining the rounds becomes a bit of a juggling act, forcing odd decisions that lend the design a certain frisson, shall we say.

So many decisions... which side to put the half-round stress on... which glyphs to include the funny spurs on... you wouldn't know it but quite a lot of (wayward!) thought went into this abortion.

A less-than-successful attempt to use half-bricks in a small fontstruction. Retaining the rounds becomes a bit of a juggling act, forcing odd decisions that lend the design a certain <i>frisson</i>, shall we say.
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<br/>So many decisions... which side to put the half-round stress on... which glyphs to include the funny spurs on... you wouldn't know it but quite a lot of (wayward!) thought went into this abortion.

aphoria
aphoria Sun, 8th November, 2009

Interesting experiment. I think the lowercase works pretty well, but the uppercase isn't quite as readable.


p2pnut
p2pnut Sun, 8th November, 2009

The l/c is amazing, considering the constraints that you set yourself. I can only just start to imagine the lengthy trial and error process that leads to this sort of result. More power to your elbow :)