zombra eYe/FS

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by elmoyenique

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FS

My personal approach to my loved great font "Motter Ombra" (created in 1973 by the austrian designer Othmar Motter -born 1927, died December 17, 2010-. You can find the original here: http://www.motterfonts.com/en/schriften/info/id/35/
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Created on 18th September 2013. Last edited on 10th November 2013.
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Creative Commons
Categories:
- Display
Sets:
- Groovy
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15 Comments

My personal approach to my loved great font "Motter Ombra" (created in 1973 by the austrian designer Othmar Motter -born 1927, died December 17, 2010-. You can find the original (and much more) here: Othmar Motter
P.S.: Some glyphs and the accents need a little second point of view. Suggestions are welcomed.

Comment by elmoyenique 23rd september 2013

I just imagine how happy you would have been 40 years ago! Excellent derivation, much more "psychedelic" than the original

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 23rd september 2013

A great design - shows up well in your fantastic sample. Love it! 10/10

Comment by p2pnut 23rd september 2013

This is totally cool.

Comment by sarreyn 23rd september 2013

Quite angular yet has 'comforting' roundness. 10/10

Comment by Aeolien 24th september 2013

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “zombra eYe/FS” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 24th september 2013

As powerful as Motter Ombra. I even prefer some of your glyphs, such as M, N and Q.

Comment by four 24th september 2013

@AFT, p2pnut, sarreyn, Aeolien & four: Thanks a lot for your continuous support and comments, pals!
@meek: Thank you very much for this new and exciting distinction.

Comment by elmoyenique 25th september 2013

When a masterpiece from the legendary, derived so, so well. 10++/10

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Hey, Motter Ombra, even long before I knew the name, this font so familiar to me. As it featured on a widely-known tea product on my country named 'Teh Kotak' (translt. : 'Box-Served Tea'). Wow, such a legendary.

Comment by cablecomputer 25th september 2013

Thanks, cable!