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This is a quick font done in the style of "phunk" ansi art from the 1990s. Obviously there were no rounded corners in ansi but style-wise, it's pretty close I think. And it looks to me like a relatively "usable" font (in real life terms), other than the fact that it's not very readable. Oh well.
Other than that, the font features lots of "special" characters (diacritics etc.), & text figures (aka old-style numerals), which is kind of silly since nobody in their right mind would compose an entire paragraph in this font. But there you have it.
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Maybe consider a different approach to the D in order to avoid using the 45° brick, perhaps the U, u, V and v could also be reworked to get around the same issue.
Otherwise, it's a great bunch of characters with some really interesting solutions to the limitations you've set yourself.
Despite my suggestions for improval, it definitely gets a 10
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