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Continuous Digital Display

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by CMunk


Details

Description:
A non-fixed-width digital display font
Stats:
538 characters, 28 downloads
Created:
Sun, 11th October, 9:45 AM 2009
Last Edit:
Wed, 25th November, 3:05 PM 2009
Permalink:
http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/240612
Tags:
Digital, Display, Lower Case
Categories:
Display
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Discussion

CMunk
CMunk Tue, 20th October, 2009

To allow multiple letter widths, this display is not broken into monospaced units but continues where it left off, hence the name.

CMunk
CMunk Tue, 20th October, 2009

thalamic
thalamic Tue, 20th October, 2009

Superb execution. I wasn't sure where you were going with this but your sample really makes this fontstruction shine. Exceptionally well done.

gferreira_admin
gferreira_admin Tue, 20th October, 2009

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “Continuous Digital Display” is now a Top Pick.

cayo
cayo Tue, 20th October, 2009

Interesting lcd concept.
I specially like the use of diagonals.

p2pnut
p2pnut Wed, 21st October, 2009

Really effective - and a great sample

CMunk
CMunk Thu, 22nd October, 2009

Thank you all for the nice comments and for the top pick.

Blond008
Blond008 Thu, 29th October, 2009

Very cool. I love digital fonts and this one definitely has a unique touch to it.

CMunk
CMunk Tue, 24th November, 2009

Now I'm adding capitals

guno
guno Sun, 22nd May, 2011

awesome

awesome
xenophilius
xenophilius Fri, 24th June, 2011

You seem to have forgotten the N. Great work anyhow.

jimhv
jimhv Sun, 18th September, 2011

The Greek and Cyrillic ranges are also incomplete. Still, the addition of capital letters is a great improvement.