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aphoria—I started working on a capitals set, but found I couldn't create the lines I wanted with the limits on the grid and available blocks, but I should give it another shot. It would be nice to have a full alphabet.
Also, is there meant to be a chunk out of the r on the end?
Of course, you may happily find another solution, in which case I will more than happily eat my words. : )
Great work on the lc. The loop of your g could use a little smoothing, and the s...well s is just hard but you may find an improvement – though still a compromise – if you aim for a glyph one brick narrower. Best of luck to you!
The 's' definitely needs something. I'll take a look at the 'g' too. :)
Such fun!
I also agree that the minimal zigzag anti-aliasing, as I would call it, works out pretty well for your A! It’s got its own pleasing ink-spread quality separate from the craziness that I depict above (if only these gridded effects could be consistently applied they would be quite stunning at all sizes). You’re totally allowed modern proportions for the capitals and they’re looking good so far!
If I may suggest: increase the size of the P’s bowl a fair amount, as well as the R’s to a slightly lesser degree. They both usually equal or exceed the larger of the B’s bowls. One more teensy suggestion: increase the stroke thickness for the 3’s lower half by one brick horizontally.
I’m excited and optimistic to see where this goes!
:-)
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