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  • First attempt at creating a typeface and first 'fontstruction'. This font is a response to the Words and Image's Type project in 1st year at UWE, Bristol. The idea for this font came from the word 'Ornate' which drove me to look at the intricate posters and works of French artists Alphonse Mucha and Toulouse Lautrec. This typeface was inspired by the curvacious hand drawn type that makes each piece so distinctively recognisable. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
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    Created on 12th October 2013. Last edited on 30th November 2013.
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8 Comments

This is so nice, love the curves and the gradual thick to thin strokes. Letter D is my fav
Comment by yeepoon 5th november 2013
Excellent! You can definitely see the art nouveau influence and you have done the curves really well
Comment by gbates1 5th november 2013
A beautifully constructed Nouveau design. 10/10
Comment by p2pnut 5th november 2013
Smooth! Space between words could be wider.
Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 5th november 2013
I agree! Do you know how i'd go about adjusting it?
Comment by EmShort 11th november 2013
It's after the lowercase in the fontstructor, press W and adjust the green line. More info here
Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 11th november 2013
Got it, thank you!
Comment by EmShort 24th november 2013
Love it! I'm staring at an art nouveau poster cross the room from me right now, and this definitely captures the spirit.
Comment by honey_hovercraft 8th july 2014

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