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laynecom / Frodo7 / p2pnut / djnippa / four / Rahi-Tak /
Oh, and the vertical break in the S is disturbing.
And @ ? *
BTW, in my last comment, the last line was me saying how I loved certain glyphs. But it got chopped off for certain reason.
In my next reincarnation, I want to have your ability to visualize.
Carry on.
Pros like you leave fontstruct for commercial reasons, please don't do that! Just kidding :)
10/10 + Fave
Yet you leverage other creative constraints by fontstructing, for example the limited selection of oblique angles on tap. You use this as a point of departure and return. This leads to exciting characters like db Smoothie’s K.
How curvaceous and straight lines can meet up and dance beautifully to create glyphs together is a hallmark of your typography. This quality is distinctly fontstruct.
Let’s revive the Focus on Fontstructors feature and learn more about beate/oxygene! Learning more about your creative process would enrich us all.
http://fontfeed.com/archives/tag/focus-on-fontstructors/
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Nice font btw!
thank you
You had left the low apostrophe high, not low
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