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Another "minuscula" font (2x3 bricks, more or less). I hope you can enjoy with it, my little stencil with maccaroni.

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Created on 20th October 2010. Last edited on 30th October 2010.
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Comment by elmoyenique 24th october 2010

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Another "minuscula" font (2x3 bricks, more or less). I hope you can enjoy with it. And... anyone can help me with the "s", "e", "@" and "2"... (and everything else you want, of course)? As it's a font of such small dimensions, there are things that I can not seem to be... Or at least I did not get to see them. Any help will be very welcome, thanks.

Comment by elmoyenique 24th october 2010

I really like this stencil font. Great style! Would be cool to see an original sample!

Comment by Tylo 26th october 2010

Couldn´t withstand your offer to have a look at the 's' etc. This font is very cool and I was really impressed by some constructions, for example the 'R' and the 'B'. Hopefully my ideas suit you or at least give you some inspiration.
Its always fun to play around with someone elses font and especially to learn something out of it. Thank you very much Elmoyenique!

Comment by Tylo 26th october 2010

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Thanks for your feedback and the interest you have dedicated to my font. Your suggestions are greatly appreciated and I'm trying to integrate them into the font. I'm sure they will improve this work.

Comment by elmoyenique 27th october 2010

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Comment by elmoyenique 29th october 2010

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I added some diacritics and other glyphs. I changed some others (2, @, etc). The font is ongoing. Anyone is encouraged to lend a hand with Cinderella "s"? I'm still not happy with their current form.

Comment by elmoyenique 30th october 2010

Much more fitting solutions! Well done! The "arm" of the '@' could go further, I think, but it's your font, a very cool font.

Comment by Tylo 30th october 2010

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Thanks, Tylo. We are on the block.

Comment by elmoyenique 30th october 2010