Frucktur

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Balanced Rating: 8.36
Average Rating: 8.42
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by _stefan

18 Comments

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

Comment by gferreira_admin 13th july 2009

The subtle suggestion of a third dimension makes this FontStruction surprisingly readable. And that using a 4×4 grid only... Magic!

Comment by gferreira_admin 13th july 2009

Weeeee! Glad you like it, thank you for the hint about the top pick :)

Comment by _stefan 13th july 2009

very nice! You kinda invented new symbols for letters inspried by... letters^^

Comment by mabe design 13th july 2009

Thank you! Yes, I first just played around with a 3D-effect on "normal" letters and finally it became these abstract silhouettes.

Here's an early sketch to make it clear:

Comment by _stefan 14th july 2009

Fantastic. The third dimension, the small grid, the preliminary sketches, the resulting silhouettes - all wonderful.

Comment by afrojet 16th july 2009

Thank you afrojet.

Comment by _stefan 16th july 2009

Loving this one mate.

Comment by mkonji 18th july 2009

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “Frucktur” is now a current Featured FontStruction.

Comment by gferreira_admin 28th august 2009

Wow, that is pretty cool. Thank you!

Comment by _stefan 30th august 2009

Comment by _stefan 6th september 2009

i dont believe it! it looks so hard to read, but when you use it, it is just as legible as times new roman! that is amazing!!!!!

Comment by uberstriken 10th september 2009

i dont believe it! it looks so hard to read, but when you use it, it is just as legible as times new roman! that is amazing!!!!!

Comment by uberstriken 10th september 2009

That's raly nice!, mayby some letters is not so leggible but in the complex it's a great job

Comment by K PROJECTS 23rd september 2009

Thanks uberstriken & K PROJECTS! The letters themselves are not very well readable, but they are in context, like words. It works quite well for "normal" words (not too short or long, well known). I made a graphik about it.