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I wonder whether the thin lines would benefit from being a wee bit thicker (they disappear at smaller sizes in the sample).
The following might help you with smoothing the curves a bit more - - just clone it and copy the composites on the 'D' glyph into your own work - don't forget to delete them when you have finished :)
http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/all_bricks_6
Here is the original essential tool called All Composites In My Bricks, which All Bricks 6 is an older copy of.
Add it as your FAV, trust me you'll be using it a lot. I know many of the top Fontstructors don't start a new font without it. All the best.
@p2pnut You're right; the lines are too thin at smaller sizes. Once I've added in all the glyphs that I will ever intend on making, I will clone this font and make Canary Bold.
Whilst my 'All Bricks' is far less comprehensive I find the 'toolbox' to be a useful selection for most curves.
What I do need to do is update mine with the up-tp-date version of 'All Composites In My Bricks'.
You can either rotate and flip horizontally/ vertically yourself, or will have to create the other angles by making the composites.
To see how I composed the 'slashes' click he arrow key over a brick, wile holding down the SHIFT key.
Here are the other possibilities.
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