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Description:
A typeface with strong influence of traditional circus posters with a modern twist. This flamboyant font is an example of display type. Due to its large amount of detail the font is not advised for dense text. It is most appropriate for headlines, signage and titles.
Stats:
74 characters, 20 downloads
Created:
Sat, 14th November, 6:28 PM 2009
Last Edit:
Mon, 4th January, 2:34 PM 2010
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http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/256595
Tags:
Uwe Circus Ornate Poster
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Discussion

Neoqueto
Neoqueto Tue, 17th November, 2009

Outstanding. These gradients looks impressive with small pieces of any letter and nice 3D.

The shape is cool.

p2pnut
p2pnut Tue, 17th November, 2009

Great font; great shading - I like it a lot.

It might be worth widening the space between words a bit for greater clarity :)

Frodo7
Frodo7 Tue, 17th November, 2009

A stylish futuristic font with a gradient. The A and B are very similar. Having A alone one could not guess it's an A. No space has been set. I hope you create the numbers and the other basic glyphs. Good job. 10/10

AbbieVickress
AbbieVickress Sun, 22nd November, 2009

Hey guys thank you for you comments! just wondering whether you could advise me how wide to take the letter widths and if there was anything you could suggest to make the capital A more like an A.

Keep the criticism coming! Much needed!

p2pnut
p2pnut Mon, 23rd November, 2009

It's the space between the words that needs to be adjusted.

Go to 'space' (between lower case and numbers) and then open Advanced/View/Letter width. Set the space, by trial and error, checking it in Preview.

It's the space <i>between</i> the words that needs to be adjusted. <br/> <br/>Go to 'space' (between lower case and numbers) and then open Advanced/View/Letter width. Set the space, by trial and error, checking it in Preview.
meek
meek Thu, 31st December, 2009

This is really interesting. I'd love to see a sample of use. The upper and lower cases seem a strange marriage. I particularily like the lower case.

linehand
linehand Thu, 31st December, 2009

This very cool. Not sure about the lowercase f though, looks a bit too much like g maybe? And you have some stuff I think you need to clean up the lowercase x..

AbbieVickress
AbbieVickress Fri, 1st January, 2010

thanks for the comments guys, just so you know i am not quite finished i keep tweaking here and there. i am really struggling with the lowercase f. any ideas how i could go about this but keeping the theme throughout? much appreciated! :)