the pattern exchange

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by four

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Really excited to be able to share this fontstruction, as it was developed as the display font for a group exhibition in Dublin's Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. A kerned version (slightly tweaked using Glyphs) can be downloaded for free through the gallery website.
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Created on 28th November 2014. Last edited on 30th August 2020.
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All Rights Reserved. No download available.
Categories:
- Display
Sets:
- Pattern Fill
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8 Comments

Comment by four 4th february 2015

Really excited to be able to share this fontstruction, as it was developed as the display font for a group exhibition in Dublin's Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. A kerned version (slightly tweaked using Glyphs) can be downloaded for free through the gallery website.

Comment by four 4th february 2015

Comment by four 12th february 2015

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “the pattern exchange” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 13th february 2015

Congratulations on the success of your work. The gallery looks like an exciting place with high standards, so you must be delighted to be associated with it.

Comment by p2pnut 13th february 2015

Some times simple ideas look just brilliant. Congratulations. 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 13th february 2015

Always great creative work from you in minimal grid spaces. How is your experience with Glyphs? I tried the demo version but it just kept crashing, so I said no.

Comment by geneus1 17th february 2015

@meek: thanks for the TP!

@p2pnut, thanks for continued support, delighted indeed.

@Frodo7: thanks! Don't the best things often happen within a given set of parameters?

@geneus1: thanks! I purchased the mini version of glyphs last year. I am probably still not making use of all its possibilities, but it only crashed on me once or twice.

Comment by four 8th march 2015