Buttercream Typewriter

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by regular_one

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Created on 11th April 2012. Last edited on 13th April 2012.
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16 Comments

More and more you develop a unique signature, what is rare nowadays. Clean, tech inspired but not mechanical and making forget the modular construction. With this one i like very much the sort of "feminine" feel added. And as always i appreciate your fidelity to "real" curves. One of your best works for me.

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 11th april 2012

Cool.
The lowercase l looks like an elongated e.

Comment by thalamic 11th april 2012

thanks a bunch.
– and i know the small L is a bit strange but i just love it

Comment by regular_one 11th april 2012

I love the J. 10 from me.

Comment by demonics 11th april 2012

By the way, do you know about the script fonts Buttermilk and Buttercream? You should have a look at them. I think they may be on fontshop.

Comment by demonics 11th april 2012

@demonics: thank you. i looked for both and couldn't find em.

Comment by regular_one 12th april 2012

@regular_one Whoops, not fontshop.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/jhische/buttermilk/

I guess Buttercream isn't available yet.

Comment by demonics 13th april 2012

@demonics: pretty tasty. is it yours?

Comment by regular_one 13th april 2012

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

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 13th april 2012

thanks!!

Comment by regular_one 13th april 2012

It's not mine. Wish it was!

Comment by demonics 9th may 2012

I know the feeling.

Comment by regular_one 9th may 2012

@regular one Nice sample, by the way. I actually attended the TYPO conference about a month ago and the designer of the font was there. She said that she was working on the next evolution of Buttermilk, called Buttercream.

Comment by demonics 9th may 2012

thanks.it is intended to look kind of crappy. Hm. so hopefully the designer won't be mad about this fontstruction…

Comment by regular_one 9th may 2012