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A fun challenge for a colorblind campfire aficionado such as myself. Thank goodness for hexcodes. Please enjoy~
16 Comments
Brilliant! And now I want s'mores...
Wow!
Hmmm, super-sweet! Congrats!
Not sure what it is, a capuccino, a cake :) But it's beautiful.
This is a flan or chocolate in plastic glass?
Thanks to yinz for the positivity~
kassymkulov & JeycoMonge, it's a s'more :)
Very yummy
I love this font and s'mores!
Delicious font!
This is so adorable! Like the quirky 'E' and 'F' staircase shapes, even amplifying the playfulness Babyteeth had with marshmallows and chocolate drizzles.
I also applaud you for figuring out how to execute, or in this case, smore-ify the pound key in between those hatches! Nice work!
Quite happy it's been so positively received, thank you!
Faux icing, I would be remiss if I didn't try to include a little deco-esque element in the font at the very least. It proved a fun challenge :)
But...what's is a s'more can say it that or share a image?
@JeycoMonge - Typically, a "s'more" treat conststs of a warmed/toasted marshmallow and a flat piece of chocolate, both sandwiched between two graham crackers. Often enjoyed around campfires.
In this font, the chocolate top is dripping/melting over the marshmallow middle, and the base is the graham cracker. The smiley face at the bottom of the sample represents a 'true' "s'more" construction: graham cracker top, chocolate, marshmallow, graham cracker bottom.
Couldn't have said it better myself Goatmeal!
@tortoiseshell - Thank you for the kind words. And congratulations on such a charming design! :^)
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