by Ross James
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This typeface is based on the theme of "Vibration". From the beginning I wanted to create a unique design, looking at sound I decided to use my voice as the starting point. After recording myself pronouncing the alphabet and uploading it to a sound editor I looked at the different shapes and patterns it created. This was my voice that was unique to me and was the inspiration for the typeface. I then researched fonts and looked at bold, chunky designs which could hold the pattern without taking too much away from the letter form as it was important to me that my design was still legible. I decided to use the corresponding sound with the letter (i.e. the A has my pronunciation of the letter running through it)making it different from anything I have seen before. Please comment and share your opinions. Thank You
23 Comments
I think I have worked out what tune the sound waves represent ... 'Happy God Save The Weasel' ;)
@will.i.om // So naughty! ;-)
Notes:
· R and Z could be cleaned up. Both of their “timelines” are broken.
· I would decrease the letter spacing or increase the word spacing. Fat face like this usually look best with tight letter spacing.
· G is good! J could use more development, maybe make it more narrow or curved like S.
· Do you want this to be monospace? If so, I would go ahead and give ‘I’ crossbars and a square profile and make all the right side bearings the same.
· If not, I would consider slightly more proportional letter widths. M and W look overly compressed. Try making the bowl of P a bit bigger vertically and similarly make the F a little less high-waisted (it shouldn’t mimic the E exactly, and so you can give it fatter crossbars).
· For some reason, I think it would be cool to have just the waveforms in the lowercase – but in black instead of negative. This could allow for some multi-tone effects.
Cheers!
The shadow effect made possible by combining the upper and lowercase is very satisfying. I’m impressed!
I built them on the basis of linear, no circles, no cuttings, no detached accents.
Wicked!
AMAZING
GREAT FIRST FONT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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