@lucapri: It's his signature 'g'. He even writes it like that

Structure

How do you use these? I cant figure out how, if someone knows please do say. 

I love this!

Impactful.

Just don't truste me with your car!  💫 💥 🛺💨

We can all trust Sed4 to break the limitations of the FontStructor

I've Included a set of pre-build Linear-Interpolation swatches in all four rotations to the tool-set (not modified copy/paste. But fully restructed

Interesting blackletter-adjacent design. I’m afraid |O| (and consequently |Q|) doesn’t really work, unfortunately. [insert rant about lack of pre-rotated bricks here]

I see strong inspiration by four's work in this font.. not bad!

Major changes throughout the entire characterset were made today. Major changes throughout the entire character-set were made today.
A couple of

Those ascenders and descenders are delightful.

clean and groovy, i like it!

PS: That last remaining 5% to make a particular similar piece truly flawless in all likelihood simply could only be achieved by this one single FontStruct-member that is, 'William Leverette (will.i.ૐ)'. 🙏🙏

[@four, Better Handwriting & Elmoyenique:] Thank you so much for the kind words.

[@four] Yup, I think when using this method there is no limit to what can be achieved, the only limitation here would

A bit crude in places, but I very much like the overall look.

Thank you. I will do some adjustments today. 

What is this

jk, nice inspiration of the letters

Nice thing of connecting letters, I want to see more!

(Q & R)

I also think that something needs to be done with the letter У, now it seems too wide. Perhaps a look like this is done in this font is suitable.

Not bad for a first time. It seems to me that optical compensation for round letters is superfluous here. This is a common trick - to reflect the Latin alphabet to give a Cyrillic look. In the Cyrillic alphabet, constructivist alternative

I always have problems with Cyrillic, because it is an alphabet that is very far from my usual uses. But enormously friendly fontstructors (especially

@Sed4tives: Yes, I knew some of them, and even recommended KernType here once. Thank you very much for the fun.

I'm with four. Those curves are 99,9% perfects. Congrats!

Btw, there must be a brick out of place somewhere for the space between the lines to be that big, don't you think?

You're welcome, compa.

great work!

You're right. They *are* odd. At one point the A M V and W were shaped differently. The kerning was done based on that. Focusing on the Cyrillic letters, I forgot to reset them. 

im recreating this

Crazy but cool, my only question is about the numerous odd letter spacings.. done deliberately or pending kerning corrections?

reminds me of highway gothic for some reason....

Anyways, i love the subtle elegance that your font emits!

@lucapri It's already done

A wonderful sans serif, elegant and subtle. You are getting really good at these large grid curves!

Thanks @Better Handwriting

Thanks for the advice @elmoyenique, I changed that.