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This font is a mix of inspirations between the voluptuous lines of arabic letters and some of the sharped forms of medieval gothic latin alphabet. Only basic latin glyphs. -Work in progress-

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Created on 17th May 2013. Last edited on 21st May 2013.
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13 Comments

FS PATRON

Well crafted! My 10 2U! (But, well, where are the accents?).

Comment by elmoyenique 18th may 2013

There's no accented characters for the moment but they will come soon! Thank you!

Comment by Damien Beuchat (beuchat) 18th may 2013

FS PATRON

Looks nicely solid, I can imagine it cut into lino.

Comment by Aeolien 18th may 2013

Great work!

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 18th may 2013

Nice homie!

Comment by David Zo 18th may 2013

A good, interesting first FontStruction. 10/10

Comment by p2pnut 19th may 2013

Thanks guys! I still have real problems with the kernings… Anyway, @Aeolien what do you mean when you talking about lino? (I speak french, just sayin')

Comment by Damien Beuchat (beuchat) 19th may 2013

FS PATRON

It is one of the 'block print' techniques. The surface is inked up to print with. I meant to say that for me this font would be ideal for this printing technique, cutting the letter shapes into a sheet of linoleum. (linogravure)

Comment by Aeolien 19th may 2013

Okay now I see!

Comment by Damien Beuchat (beuchat) 19th may 2013

Interesting and fun font! 10/10

Comment by ETHproductions 19th may 2013

Kerning is a problem with FS. My best solution is to work with a larger grid (40-50 bricks high). This allows me to use the Word Space (green line) more subtly.

Comment by p2pnut 20th may 2013

Yeah, I tought about this too, kind of a solution. Will see, thanks.

Comment by Damien Beuchat (beuchat) 20th may 2013