Very promising and tough. But maybe in such a context the upper right corners of "g, u, y", and the upper left corner of "n" are too much straight and rectangular.
Thanks everybody. Isn't it a mystery when you latch onto something that seems to be a winner from the first glyph. It's like you're plonking the bricks down in your sleep. The difficult glyphs don't offer any objections, the spacing seems to behave itself, potential disparity between caps and lower case melts away...
Of course there are niggles, but with this one I'm confident I'll get round them.
FS I love you. Today.
New Zealand has truly crappy internet. I daren't work on the font at the moment because everything is grinding along at a glacial pace. I'm scared of corrupting the file. And for this I pay top dollar.
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So much more dynamic, these octagons, when they stand on point rather than rest on a side. Capitals are looking great, too!
Reminds me of Comic Sans (although that isn't something to be proud of)--although it still is absolutely great. This is very, very good.
I can hardly wait to see the finished product!
Of course there are niggles, but with this one I'm confident I'll get round them.
FS I love you. Today.
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