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Cool font.
@intaglio: I hope you remember the name of the artist, I'd love to see their work.
@emepar7: Nothing too crazy with the sample. Here's how it's done. Set the word(s) in Illustrator. Convert the type to outlines. Then in the Pathfinder window, under Shape Modes, option-click 'Add to Shape Area'. You should now have a vector grouping of all the separate shapes. Apply a black and white gradient to the group (you should see the gradient applied to each separate shape within the group). Put it on a black background and there you have it. Note: I then printed and photographed the sample before posting it here.
@jiffry101: Thanks for your vote. I will add numbers this week.
The more I see this font the more I like it...any chance of an apostrophe? Also I like all the chars except the E looks a bit like a K to me...maybe an alternate E and F with 5 "pins" on the top most (and bottom most) rows like the T?
absolutely gorgeous!
;-)
:P
Which is all just good news for Kix. For the fern is green, and I must now allow his new avatar is freely wander these gardens.
Weston Frizzell, "Tu Tu Turntables"
Limited Edition Screenprint. (via Monument Gallery).
oh, and...Happy Birthday. :)
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