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An exercise in using the newer bricks to create a single typeface with two weights.

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Created on 10th September 2010. Last edited on 11th September 2010.
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9 Comments

Very good! And, while the bold uppercase/regular lowercase is clever, maybe they deserve a font each.
Also, you could try to make some characters such F and E a little narrower.

Comment by riccard0 11th september 2010

Agreed. Also I think the tail for Q can be slightly longer.

Comment by 3moDuDe 11th september 2010

Thank you both.

It's unlikely that I'll split these into two typefaces as there are too many letters I'm not very happy with - the E and F being two prime examples. And because of their construction, there's no way that I can think of to reduce their width by a sufficiently subtle amount. Their current shapes are a sacrifice of letter-width in favour of line-width, as the image below should hopefully illustrate.

The thinner K construction should give an idea as to how awkward some of the shapes were to build - deceptively difficult in places. And the bold S is one letter that will never maintain the smoothness of the other forms.