FS Gappy

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Balanced Rating: 8.34
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by kix

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Hey FSors! This is inspired by swiss cheese with holes and 2x2 scaling ish... without the one and only williaum this font wouldn't exist. too bad he took all his work off the gallery...
Info:

Created on 7th June 2009. Last edited on 24th February 2010.
License:

Creative Commons
Categories:
- Display
Sets:
Tag:
- Gappy(3)
- Gap(22)
- Hole(22)
- Fruit(9)
- Fruity(2)
- Berry(5)
- Cherry(5)
- Orange(7)
- Lemon(2)
- Pineapple(2)
- Kiwi(4)
- Banana(11)
- Grapefruit(1)
- Strawberry(2)
- Sugar(6)
- Sweet(25)
- Cake(9)
- Fun(499)
- Free(285)
- Kix(55)
- 2x2(72)
- Scale(13)
- 4x4(66)
- Print(38)
- Design(177)

16 Comments

Comment by kix 24th february 2010

Comment by kix 25th february 2010

Probably the cutest font ever! The letters look like tiny creatures.

Comment by igorrossi 25th february 2010

Nice work. The only glyph I'm not sure about is the j ... perhaps it might work as a reverse form of the l ... just a thought :)

Comment by p2pnut 25th february 2010

Great to see your return Kix! This has a nice spring-like flowery quality to it. Perfect for the upcoming season.

Comment by afrojet 25th february 2010

Very pretty. It would be an excellent choice for logo type or T-shirt design. Your vivid samples indicate you have had plenty of excitement in creating gappy. 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 27th february 2010

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “gappy” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by afrojet 1st march 2010

So cute! I love it. Good job :]

Comment by itsdresaywhat 1st march 2010

This is a really cool font. It's hard to get these things to work, and you got these letters exactly how where they want to be. 10/10

Comment by ssaamm 2nd march 2010

whoomp, there it is.

Comment by geneus1 20th march 2010

@ geneus 1, just a little technical question : how did you make the "there it is" insert that opens a link ? Could you explain simply the proceeding, to be understable by a non geek like I am ?

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 20th march 2010