Inverse hairline font with sublime curves hints technical brilliance. You know something we do not, that's plain. 10/10

stunning! Your technique is awesome! 10 is not enough.

I clone it just to see how you realise it... I'm realy impress, brillant technique and the result is awesome

Wow. Words cannot describe. Keep it up. 10/10 +fave

Skillful filterwork? The result is great! z seems to be slightly different. 10/10

Quite sublime. 10/10

@four // Counting filters, I think the grid height is about 4! Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is AMAZING. 4 bricks for such a thin and light design? Amazing.

If you haven't cloned this...do it now.

There is some nifty brickwork going on here.

This isn't... but how can... I had no idea that...
...

The beginning of a New Era.

How...
can...
you...
do...
it...???

Thou found the secret passage from the Expert Mode to the Alchemist Mode and patiently elaborated the Philosopher's Stone Formula giving to Fontstruct its eternal Vector life only heard of in a so old legend that even the wiser men on Earth had forgotten it!
I can hear Pierre de Fermat soul applausing you from the Heaven and directing an everseen Angels Fanfare from the Skies! HAIL WILLIAUM FULL OF GRACE we poor fontstructors salute you! HALLELLUJAH!

When you manage the FS bricks in other formats can be rise some special points of view, like this one (bricks scaping from the grid). It's only an idea, but...

Magic...

>mind blown

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

Reflecting upon fs light more reveals that you have even gotten the stroke contrast right with a stem width of as little as 1/10th of a brick. You can visualise in a way that not many others can. Congratulations.

Another ruinous 'toner sucker'… Ask for permission at work !-)