republik

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Balanced Rating: 7.00
Average Rating: 6.56
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by margaretnicholdesign

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A chunky stencil font inspired by Communist Russia. Sorta going for the cosmonaut look. Extensive alphabet set with many Latin characters.
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Created on 9th March 2010. Last edited on 18th March 2010.
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17 Comments

Just the right hint of unique stenciling for a totally fresh set. Nice.

Comment by thalamic 9th march 2010

Could you make a wider version? These spaces are really great as thalamic said. 9/10.

Comment by Neoqueto 9th march 2010

@ neoqueto, wider as in the letters themselves or the stencil spacing width? I'm sure either would be doable.

Comment by margaretnicholdesign 9th march 2010

Wait. I see what you mean... It doesn't want to let me set the space width... that's really weird...

Comment by margaretnicholdesign 9th march 2010

FYI (in case you don't know):
Advanced->View->LetterWidth (or just press W) to open the right side width adjustment (vertical green line). Move to desired width location further right (or further left, for that matter). Works for Space as well.

Comment by thalamic 9th march 2010

@thalamic, yeah I know, I've tried now setting it several times, and it just keeps reverting to it's original width...

Comment by margaretnicholdesign 9th march 2010

I just cloned this fontstruction and tried adjusting the Space. It reverted back as you said. You might want to log that in as a 'I have a problem' under Contact at the bottom of this page.

Comment by thalamic 9th march 2010

There seems to be a problem with setting the width of the space in the latest version of the FontStructor. I'll try and fix it tomorrow. In the meantime a workaround is to 1. draw a pixel anywhere in the space glyph, 2. set the width of the space as desired 3. save 4. delete the pixel 5. save

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 10th march 2010

The Problem should be fixed now (the next time you open the FontStructor)

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 10th march 2010

thanks meek!

Comment by margaretnicholdesign 10th march 2010