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Created on 17th February 2010. Last edited on 10th August 2012.
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14 Comments

FS PATRON

I like it a lot. Nice job on the mean line. "K" and "&" are brilliant. How about a diagonal slash in "7"?

It's your first FontStruction, hats off. 10/10

Comment by Neoqueto 3rd august 2012

Love it!

Comment by demonics 3rd august 2012

Not sure about Y, but W is phenomenal.

Comment by demonics 3rd august 2012

Excellent! Not sure if the uppercase/lowercase switch is intentional, but I would prefer them normally.

Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 3rd august 2012

FS PATRON

@Yautja: This font is designed for those who overuse caps lock, lol.

Comment by Neoqueto 3rd august 2012

thanks for the feedback people, very unexpected! my first go at designing a type face, more a getting to know the software experiment than carefully a thought out font family. @neoqueto: thanks a lot, i'm so glad you said the "k" and "&" signs are brilliant, they took forever to get "right" (still not 100% sure on the "&"). i think you're right about the 7 as well :) what does "mean line" mean? i'm not familiar with the technical terms as of yet. @demonics, i don't like the x, y, or z really, i do love the "w" as well though :) @yautja, the reason i swapped them is pure vanity, i added the upper case as an after thought, the lower case letters are much stronger in my opinion and i wanted to show them off in the preview! haha :P

Comment by Henry Faulkner (filthybrown) 3rd august 2012

@yautja, also, my thinking was that it's not really a text passage type of font, so the caps reversal wouldn't be too much of an issue for headlines or posters etc.

Comment by Henry Faulkner (filthybrown) 3rd august 2012

FS PATRON

See the top of your small "o"? It's defined by the mean line.

Comment by Neoqueto 3rd august 2012

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