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I based this on one of three display fonts I designed in the late 1980s. It looks best at 72 points or larger. Just for fun, I added Cyrillic letters. April 1, 2014: I have begun adding extended Latin letters, including the German sharp S.

Info:	Created on 7th April 2008 . Last edited on 4th April 2014.
License	Creative Commons
Categories:	Display
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6 Comments

Cool. I love it when an artist creates a complete font, and this has more style than my slab fonts.

Comment by SymbioticDesign 2nd April 2014

A strong design.

Comment by p2pnut 3rd April 2014

Thank you both. I'm having some difficulty with tildes for Ã, Ñ and Õ. I may have to borrow composite bricks from someone else's FontStruction.

Comment by jimhv 3rd April 2014

This might help - just clone it and copy the composites on the 'D' glyph into your own work - don't forget to delete them when you have finished :)

http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/all_bricks_6

Comment by p2pnut 4th April 2014

@p2pnut: Thanks again. I found just the bricks I needed to make a tilde. Now, does anyone have any suggestions for the Icelandic thorn?

Comment by jimhv 4th April 2014