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Everyday, electricians bend aluminum conduits to run electrical wiring through. When these electricians are bending conduits, they are unintentionally creating amazing forms and shapes. They are inadvertently creating art. This typeface is an emulation of those forms, and the undiscovered art that is created everyday by hard working labor men. Best used with +10 tracking and a bit of kerning on obvious letters.

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Created on 8th October 2008. Last edited on 23rd November 2008.
License:

Creative Commons
Categories:
- Display
Sets:
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Tag:
- Conduits (1)
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5 Comments

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A note to those who will miss it do to our mini viewer: this is made of hundreds of circles.

Comment by Stephen Coles (Stewf) 6th november 2008

Very nicely thought out (no ugly glyphs!)

Comment by intaglio 6th november 2008

ok. this is cool.
but circles?
whodid you get this small enough?
*****
this would have been my comment.
but as soon as i tried downloading it my PC freezed. when i restarted it was on my desktop...
this must be however one of the biggest ones on here.
(my PC sucks:))

as a suggestion:
your "O" and "Q", specially "O" would lok less like a zero if you would give them more width.
great anyway, and huge

Comment by kix 6th november 2008

14,9 kb ???
sorry.
i need a new machine

Comment by kix 6th november 2008

Yea, I'm working on a solid version of this, but as you know, Fontstruct doesn't have a wide variety of round shapes for the bigger sizes.
For this early version I used the circles to create the "rounded" illusion.
Thanks

Comment by Dr_McQueen 10th november 2008