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The font itself is well conceived and executed. Utterly convincing retro styling, like it has always been there, yet totally new. I always knew you would push these pixel faces – so lovingly recreated – toward new horizons. All caps look great with a subtle hebrew flair; the lowercase conforms to the monospace and yet is quite genial. 10/10
PS I'm just pleased to be on a high score list in the first place ... it rarely happens in real life :)
I'm a bit embarrassed to have to ask you this, but does FNTCL represent me? If so, I'm extremely honored and flattered to be placed in such distinguished company! And if it refers to some other FontStructor, my complimentary remarks stand anyway. :>)
Yes, FNTCL is you. :^)
And thank you for your comments; they really mean a lot to me.
The name placements in these two sample pics are more or less random... maybe a little higher for some of the more prolific FSers...
I think of them as more "inclusionary lists", as opposed to "rankings". As such, everyone on these lists are #1 to me. ;^)
If the first character is exotic enough...who knows where the chain might go! (In fact, this inspiration comes from a font foundry who did such an experiment in their office for laughs, and published the results somewhere...If only I could remember who and when – but I remember the why!) :)
9/10 I'd reconsider the N.
@Europe2048 - Thank you for the vote and the comment. Do you have a suggestion for the N ?
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