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The design was inspired by Josef Albers Kombinationschrift alphabet. A modular typeface built using a limited number of basic shapes. Need a condensed stencil typeface? Look no further! Little Tittle was created for those tight spaces. A condensed set width paired with short ascending and descending strokes allows for tight spacing vertically as well. Little Tittle is exclusively lowercase; however, it does have a stencil and solid version so you can mix and match styles for more typographic variety.

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Created on 8th February 2012. Last edited on 1st March 2017.
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Creative Commons
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- Stencil
- Sans Serif
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5 Comments

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

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 15th february 2012

I noticed this yesterday, but got distracted and forgot to comment. You've achieved a very usable 'Neville Brody' 1980's style font. My only crits would be, perhaps the dot of the i & j could be raised, and the top of the t, be lowered. also I'm a bit unsure why you used a curved brick on the first stem of the 'y'.
You should definitely do an upper case for both versions. It will be very easy as you've already done the lower case.

Now you have your 1st Top Pick, here's a Tool, that you may find useful. http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/all_composites_saved_in_my_bricks

Comment by djnippa 15th february 2012

Meek: Thanks bunches!

djnippa: Thanks for the awesome compliment! I'll take your suggestions into consideration. Thanks also for the composites, my head is spinning with ideas now!

Comment by Michael Blair (Ciotog) 16th february 2012

Made a few tweaks to the i, j & y. I think it works better now. Thanks for the suggestions.

Comment by Michael Blair (Ciotog) 17th february 2012