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Created on 14th July 2013. Last edited on 15th July 2013.
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All Rights Reserved. No download available.
Categories:
- Slab Serif
- Display
Sets:
- Heavy
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16 Comments

Comment by thalamic 14th july 2013

This is VERY creative! I am really loving this, the Z and g are GREAT! 10/10+fav

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 14th july 2013

FS PATRON

Fantastic, has to be seen at large scale to be fully appreciated!

Comment by four 14th july 2013

As with many of your designs 'the devil is in the detail' (or for anyone who objects to that phrase ... "Le bon Dieu est dans le détail"

I love the way you have achieved the serifs in glyphs such as the 'u' and 'n'. a big 10/10++++++

Comment by p2pnut 15th july 2013

Whoops - typo ... failed to take off the italics!!!! sorry.

Comment by p2pnut 15th july 2013

This is a very awesome use of not-quite-2x2 filters. I love your sample, as always. 10/10 + fave

Comment by ETHproductions 15th july 2013

@winty: Thank you. It's only as creative as the rules forced it to be. HV filters: 1.8. Try it yourself.

@Ray: You always find the nicest way of being kind. Thank you.

@ETHp: Thanks for liking the sample(s). This one was supposed to have the letters as a window to something else. Didn't have the energy to search through old pictures for appropriate view. Hence, I compromised with a gradient. Thank you.

Comment by thalamic 15th july 2013

This fs was one of those quick and dirty ones using an old tried-and-tested technique that I did when working on other fs that take an inordinately long time that test my patience and stamina. I do these to come out of the rut.

The following sample is an example of fs that sap the energy out of me. Maybe they will see the light of day someday...or perhaps not. Time will tell.

Comment by minimum 15th july 2013

Both of these are based on fs Mullions

Comment by minimum 15th july 2013

I love both of them, but if you really don't want to continue with them you don't have to. Why not save them for a day where you have a lot of free time and energy, and you feel ready for it.

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 15th july 2013