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Typewritten
by minidonut8.28
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Balanced Rating: 8.28
Average Rating: 8.37
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Average Rating: 8.37
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Scaffoldini
by funk_king8.56
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Average Rating: 8.67
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Balanced Rating: 8.56
Average Rating: 8.67
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59175555
Published: 2nd September, 2010
Last edited: 15th February, 2012
Created: 1st September, 2010
i started this one a long time ago - the original starter file is dated 9/15/2009. this began as a result of trying to create a different isometric font. after building the framework or scaffolding, i did a few 'A' glyphs, but couldn't go any further. initially, i used square bricks to create the lines, but changed to circle bricks to get a smoother look, although it still looks kind of rough and well...like a cinder block :) it wasn't nearly as bad as i thought it would be to complete, but still challenging. no other versions yet, but maybe...This is a clone
Last edited: 15th February, 2012
Created: 1st September, 2010
i started this one a long time ago - the original starter file is dated 9/15/2009. this began as a result of trying to create a different isometric font. after building the framework or scaffolding, i did a few 'A' glyphs, but couldn't go any further. initially, i used square bricks to create the lines, but changed to circle bricks to get a smoother look, although it still looks kind of rough and well...like a cinder block :) it wasn't nearly as bad as i thought it would be to complete, but still challenging. no other versions yet, but maybe...This is a clone
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Decay of TNR
by Sebastian Bland (blandsdf)8.38
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Balanced Rating: 8.38
Average Rating: 8.45
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Balanced Rating: 8.38
Average Rating: 8.45
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309162787
Published: 8th November, 2009
Last edited: 9th November, 2009
Created: 20th October, 2009
I began by exploring the theme of decaying objects, such as fruit, and studied the shape (and change of shape) of the objects, as they progressively fell apart. By creating hand drawn sketches i began to create a typeface that looked as though it was rotting/melting away. I used a traditional typeface, Times New Roman, that could be considered as quite boring and a font which has been around for a long time and then used it as a base font which i then made to look as though it was rotting and falling apart by refering back to my earlier sketches. Overall I aimed to create a typeface that represents the decay of an older, more traditional and perhaps overused typeface.
Last edited: 9th November, 2009
Created: 20th October, 2009
I began by exploring the theme of decaying objects, such as fruit, and studied the shape (and change of shape) of the objects, as they progressively fell apart. By creating hand drawn sketches i began to create a typeface that looked as though it was rotting/melting away. I used a traditional typeface, Times New Roman, that could be considered as quite boring and a font which has been around for a long time and then used it as a base font which i then made to look as though it was rotting and falling apart by refering back to my earlier sketches. Overall I aimed to create a typeface that represents the decay of an older, more traditional and perhaps overused typeface.
Forte
by edobbs8.20
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Balanced Rating: 8.20
Average Rating: 8.25
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Balanced Rating: 8.20
Average Rating: 8.25
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165169964
Published: 18th September, 2009
Last edited: 19th September, 2009
Created: 18th September, 2009
Still a work in progress, but this is a font for quick and dirty musical notation. z, a, q, and 1 are low 'a.' Each is a different duration (eigth, quarter, half, whole). Use shift on those to go up an octave. Space is for formatting; one space between notes usually works. Brackets are left/right staff ends, and vertical line | is the measure divider. The right side of the keyboard is used for flats and sharps. Plus and minus are time signatures (still working on those). Backslash is a repeat sign, and tilde is measure repeat. ` is a treble clef.
Last edited: 19th September, 2009
Created: 18th September, 2009
Still a work in progress, but this is a font for quick and dirty musical notation. z, a, q, and 1 are low 'a.' Each is a different duration (eigth, quarter, half, whole). Use shift on those to go up an octave. Space is for formatting; one space between notes usually works. Brackets are left/right staff ends, and vertical line | is the measure divider. The right side of the keyboard is used for flats and sharps. Plus and minus are time signatures (still working on those). Backslash is a repeat sign, and tilde is measure repeat. ` is a treble clef.
Hommage à Escher
by Frodo78.94
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Balanced Rating: 8.94
Average Rating: 8.95
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Balanced Rating: 8.94
Average Rating: 8.95
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Glitch Bats 1
by sfour6.34
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Balanced Rating: 6.34
Average Rating: 5.94
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Balanced Rating: 6.34
Average Rating: 5.94
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