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Created on 3rd February 2012. Last edited on Tue, 26th March.
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Creative Commons
Categories:
- Display
- Serif
Sets:
- Gothic
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10 Comments

Excellent work. Very consistent design. I would try to put a cross stroke in the middle of Z. I very much like the m,M,w,W. 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 11th february 2012

Frodo7: Thanks! I tried that on Z, but I think it works better without. M/W were among the first characters I did, I like how they turned out (although now that I think of it, it would be more consistent/logical to have them like a "double N/U", but I think they give the font more character now.)

Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 11th february 2012

FS PATRON

A font with character! 10/10

Comment by four 11th february 2012

An interesting and individual font that gets my 10/10

I think it could do with a little bit of adjustment to the letter spacing in places ... a bit of negative kerning to the F, f r and t. The T might benefit from moving it to the left a bit and then negatively kerning it to the same degree.

Comment by p2pnut 12th february 2012

Thanks for the comments!
p2pnut: The spacing is a bit of an issue since I didn't use filters, so the spacing can't be adjusted so precisely and some letters would overlap.

Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 12th february 2012

FS STAFF

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “Wulthraesk” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 13th february 2012

Filters/no filters isn't a problem(I hardly ever use them myself).
What you need to do is play around with the (green) letter width guide to lose the unwanted gaps ... i.e. like the ones after the f or r. The j can overlap to the left - the tail is under the baseline.
I hope this image is a help

Comment by p2pnut 13th february 2012

The 'fine tuning' can be done using the Global Spacing (Preview/Menu/Spacing).

Hope this helps :)

Comment by p2pnut 13th february 2012

Thanks for the top pick!
p2pnut: Thanks, but the glyphs are in such a small scale (three bricks wide!) that it's no help. With 2x2 filters I could adjust "half a brick" which would make better spacing possible.

Edit: I updated this to 2x2 filters now.
Edit2: Updated again and added more characters.

Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 13th february 2012