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This came out of my first attempt at using filters ... set to 1:2
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48 characters, 6 downloads
Created:
Sat, 5th September, 12:05 PM 2009
Last Edit:
Sun, 20th September, 2:14 PM 2009
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http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/222357
Tags:
Western, Display, Large Serif, P2pnut
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Discussion

p2pnut
p2pnut Sun, 20th September, 2009

funk_king
funk_king Sun, 20th September, 2009

first thing i said was, 'pnut is using filters.' this is wonderful. a very ripe and rugged feeling :)

funk_king
funk_king Sun, 20th September, 2009

Frodo7
Frodo7 Sun, 20th September, 2009

Wonderful steep angles! Did you learned this from Aphoria? It has that western atmosphere, that would make Clint Eastwood feel home. I've seen a Photoshop text effect tutorial recently with similar type: 20. Smoking bullet holes into a piece of wood
. Congratulations. 10/10

p2pnut
p2pnut Sun, 20th September, 2009

Thank you both :)

I just started from the desire to achieve a steeper angle ... tried 1:2 and it worked.

It's funny that you mentioned bullet holes Frodo, that was where the filters let me down. I tried putting bullet holes in this but ended up with oval holes and it just didn't look right.

Because I'm not a professional designer I don't use Photoshop (although I do have a copy). I use an old copy of Paint Shop Pro (9). I have been wondering if I should take the time to learn Photoshop - it seems more complex the PSP.

aphoria
aphoria Mon, 21st September, 2009

Very nice work p2pnut...it's just got a great feel to it.

When I saw your sample, it reminded me right away of one of my fonts, Cowboy.

My own attempt with steeper angles was Venus Sans.