Repertor

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by jackwaghorn

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'Repertor' is a display typeface inspired by hand-rendered calligraphy and brush stroke textures. The typeface evolved from exploring physical properties of my starting theme 'motion' and combining this with nautical elements, mostly found close to Bristol Harbour - the name 'Repertor' has been taken from a Thames sailing barge.
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Created on 10th November 2013. Last edited on 5th December 2013.
License:

FontStruct License
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- Script
- Display
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15 Comments

This is gorgeous! It has such an amazing textures, definitely one of my favourites.

Comment by jemmawyles 12th november 2013

Thanks jemma!

Comment by jackwaghorn 12th november 2013

ABSOLUTELY amazing!!!!!!! the curves are flawless and looks exactly like brush strokes - the Q is my favourite

Comment by gbates1 12th november 2013

great fantastic awesome work. a real triumph of fontstruction. you have used the composite bricks like a genius and the curves are provocative. a real success congratulations

Comment by nathanmwood 13th november 2013

This is fantastic. Any plans for numerals and basic punctuation? The space character seems to have no width.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 13th november 2013

Very impressive. :)

Comment by aphoria 13th november 2013

I stand in awe at your mastery of FS to produce such an 'effortless' look.

Comment by p2pnut 13th november 2013

woahhh thats really coming on! Well done!

Comment by harriet040394 13th november 2013

Thanks for the feedback! I'm currently working on basic punctuation and possibly numerals and lower case

Comment by jackwaghorn 13th november 2013

Woah......................................................................

Comment by RussianGuy 14th november 2013

When people say;
"It's just impossible to get nice curves on Fonstruct!" or
"Can you even make curves on Fonstruct"
YES YOU CAN jackwaghorn proved it.