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Description:
a hard-to-read headline-font with a maximum of 9bricks. inspired by a font which i saw once somewhere on veer.com, cant find it now.. if somebody knows which one, please report.
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51 characters, 6 downloads
Created:
Mon, 11th August, 8:17 AM 2008
Last Edit:
Mon, 23rd November, 4:30 PM 2009
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Discussion

cam.ill
cam.ill Sun, 22nd November, 2009


Frodo7
Frodo7 Mon, 23rd November, 2009

Amazing! Considering the small 3x2 grid it is very respectable how much originality and style you have managed to squeeze in. The demo pic: looks like ceramic or painted terracotta tiles. 10/10


p2pnut
p2pnut Mon, 23rd November, 2009

So readable, despite the tight constraints that you have set yourself.


cam.ill
cam.ill Mon, 23rd November, 2009

@frodo, thank you! my aim was to create a font with as less bricks as possible.. unfortunately, the "m" and the "8" where not fitting in the grid. i think theres still a potential to optimize- modify this one.


aphoria
aphoria Mon, 23rd November, 2009

Here are some ideas for the 8.

The 2nd (from the left) uses standard bricks. The 3rd and 4th use the brickstacking technique.

I selected all the bricks in the lower row in the image so you can see the stacked bricks.

Here are some ideas for the 8.
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<br/>The 2nd (from the left) uses standard bricks. The 3rd and 4th use the <a href="http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/ncd_brick_stacker_one_grid">brickstacking technique</a>.
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<br/>I selected all the bricks in the lower row in the image so you can see the stacked bricks.

cam.ill
cam.ill Mon, 23rd November, 2009

wow..aphoria, thank you so much. i dint even knew about the stacking-possibility. each one of your proposition is way better! i think i'll take the second from left.