A nice slant of the Ultra Black Block style fonts. The little serifs really make a difference, in its legibility. Top job.
Nice sample as well, what software did you use to produce it?
Very nice work. One small critique if I may: I'm not sure about the 'I' and '1'. They look too wide. Of course, you have to apply longer serifs, or reconsider the non-monospace route. 10/10
@Frodo7&Djnippa: you are right, I realized of the I and 1 width problem, but I wanted the font to be monospaced. Anyway Djnippa's suggestion to make the I as wide as the T was smart: I made the change he suggested and now those gliphs are a little narrower, while the set is still monospaced! Thanks!
@Kix: while I was sharing this I thought of other fontstructors thinking "not another black square monospace font!", but I wanted to add my two cents to the category anyway :). Thanks!
Like djnippa, I was wondering what software you used, but paper and cutter was the last answer I would have come up with. I thought the sample looked retro-futuristic, but when you said how it was made, that solidified it even further. This and your Kiri version are great creative extensions in the 3rd dimension.
Another fat-heavy-black-squarish font, but with little slab serifs thanks to FontStruct 2.0 features.
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Nice sample as well, what software did you use to produce it?
i'd say u didn't reinvent the wheels. but this is very close :)
@Frodo7&Djnippa: you are right, I realized of the I and 1 width problem, but I wanted the font to be monospaced. Anyway Djnippa's suggestion to make the I as wide as the T was smart: I made the change he suggested and now those gliphs are a little narrower, while the set is still monospaced! Thanks!
@Kix: while I was sharing this I thought of other fontstructors thinking "not another black square monospace font!", but I wanted to add my two cents to the category anyway :). Thanks!
Very readable, The serif are great
love IT 10
Rob, I really, really, appreciate your comment... Thanks!
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