RM Serifangle 3D chrome

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Balanced Rating: 8.69
Average Rating: 8.76
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by p2pnut

Cloned from RM Serifangle 3D by p2pnut, RM Serifangle by p2pnut.

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I haven't done a 'chrome' for a while ... somwhere around the three billionth brickstack I remembered why :)
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Created on 28th December 2009. Last edited on 3rd January 2010.
License:

Creative Commons
Categories:
- Serif
- Display
Sets:
- 3D
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15 Comments

This is staggeringly beautiful, Ray! I love the 3-D perspective of every glyph, but your gearwheel asterisk deserves special mention. You've produced outstanding work, as usual. 10!

Comment by fontcollector 1st january 2010

Fantastic 3D rendering. The small capitals are not much smaller. Lots of work seems to be invested in the shading (the preview does not show it faithfully). Nice similarities between the M,N,X,Y. Overall, very consistent design. 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 2nd january 2010

Thank you both :)

Regarding the shading, I do wonder sometimes whether the effort demanded equates with the visible results shown in the preview. What works at full size (whilst 'structing) doesn't always show up later.

I wondered about the small caps ... should they be a bit smaller? All advice welcomed.

Comment by p2pnut 2nd january 2010

As I said, I wasn't sure about the small caps - so I have reduced them a little more.

Comment by p2pnut 3rd january 2010

Small caps are usually the same size as the x-height. But you don't have lower case to compare with. Anyway, it looks a lot better now. You are a master of these 3D fonts ever since RM Alphabox Shadow.

Comment by Frodo7 3rd january 2010

Your patience and perseverance is admirable, not to mention mind-boggling. Nice font too.

Comment by thalamic 3rd january 2010

I thought this font was perfect as originally presented. But now I agree with you and Frodo7 that the smaller caps are an improvement. Too bad I can't give you another 10!

Comment by fontcollector 4th january 2010