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FS Vuvuzela
by kix8.67
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Balanced Rating: 8.67
Average Rating: 8.74
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Balanced Rating: 8.67
Average Rating: 8.74
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2614267151
Published: 17th February, 2011
Last edited: 16th March, 2011
Created: 7th June, 2010
OK. Here's "VUVUZELA" A typeface inspired by the continent of africa, but mainly by the WorldCup of soccer 2010 in South Africa! To catch on of the strongest associations for me relating to africa, i chose black and white stripes, maybe to remind of zebras or other animal patterns. But the effect also stands for the "swoosh" of a ball flyin by, for just the the "sporty" feel i wanted it to have. Enjoy it. There's an alternative "a" on "=" cheers kix
Last edited: 16th March, 2011
Created: 7th June, 2010
OK. Here's "VUVUZELA" A typeface inspired by the continent of africa, but mainly by the WorldCup of soccer 2010 in South Africa! To catch on of the strongest associations for me relating to africa, i chose black and white stripes, maybe to remind of zebras or other animal patterns. But the effect also stands for the "swoosh" of a ball flyin by, for just the the "sporty" feel i wanted it to have. Enjoy it. There's an alternative "a" on "=" cheers kix
Afroblack
by Magic Sam8.90
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Balanced Rating: 8.90
Average Rating: 9.67
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Balanced Rating: 8.90
Average Rating: 9.67
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437757
Published: 15th October, 2009
Last edited: 16th October, 2009
Created: 2nd October, 2009
A new member of the Afro-family is born: Afroblack, another version of Afrobeat without any horizontal lines. Although I changed only a couple of details it has a very different feeling. Take a look at the example! I´m not sure about the numbers, probably a few of them have need to be reworked. What do you think? This is a clone of Afrobeat Regular
Last edited: 16th October, 2009
Created: 2nd October, 2009
A new member of the Afro-family is born: Afroblack, another version of Afrobeat without any horizontal lines. Although I changed only a couple of details it has a very different feeling. Take a look at the example! I´m not sure about the numbers, probably a few of them have need to be reworked. What do you think? This is a clone of Afrobeat Regular
Afrobeat II
by Magic Sam7.95
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Balanced Rating: 7.95
Average Rating: 8.00
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Balanced Rating: 7.95
Average Rating: 8.00
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71109215
Published: 2nd October, 2009
Last edited: 3rd October, 2009
Created: 2nd October, 2009
Clone of Afrobeat Regular. Same lc as Afrobeat Regular, but with small caps and small numbers. You have many different possibilities to combine the letters, take a close look at the example. Looks smoother and more balanced to me. What do you think? More glyphs to come. *=alt.l, #=alt.t, %=alt.fThis is a clone of Afrobeat Regular
Last edited: 3rd October, 2009
Created: 2nd October, 2009
Clone of Afrobeat Regular. Same lc as Afrobeat Regular, but with small caps and small numbers. You have many different possibilities to combine the letters, take a close look at the example. Looks smoother and more balanced to me. What do you think? More glyphs to come. *=alt.l, #=alt.t, %=alt.fThis is a clone of Afrobeat Regular
Afrobeat Regular
by Magic Sam8.39
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Balanced Rating: 8.39
Average Rating: 9.00
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Balanced Rating: 8.39
Average Rating: 9.00
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403672
Published: 2nd October, 2009
Last edited: 2nd October, 2009
Created: 30th September, 2009
Another bold condensed filter-type, with a funky 70s-feeling (especially the lowercase). Inspired by Apollo & Samoa. I didn´t like the Uppercase, so I tried out a few more things with Afrobeat II. Be sure to take a look at both! I´m open for suggestions. More glyphs to come...
Last edited: 2nd October, 2009
Created: 30th September, 2009
Another bold condensed filter-type, with a funky 70s-feeling (especially the lowercase). Inspired by Apollo & Samoa. I didn´t like the Uppercase, so I tried out a few more things with Afrobeat II. Be sure to take a look at both! I´m open for suggestions. More glyphs to come...
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