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I rate this a 10/10!
Some of the characters you see are no longer the same in the current version, though...
Excellent video - it displays the creativity and patience required for this type of design.
May I suggest adding slight curves to the inside of terminals on letters like C, S and a? To me, these letters look a tiny bit "dry" without them. Of course, it depends on what you think would be best.
I adjusted the L and the ð.
@ETHproductions: I'd rather let the terminals stay like they are, I hope you understand.
So nice. Love it!
@elmoyenique Interesting proposal. I think that it looks slightly more bulky and thus fits less into the overall character of the typeface.
@unci You can span bricks over more that one grid element by switching on the Expert Mode (upper right in the FontStructor) and then going to Menu > View > Filters. I usually set the Brick Size to 2 in both directions but of course everyone is free to play around with that. Hope that helped.
Beautiful font! 10/10
ManyRx
ManyRx
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