ztorm eYe/FS

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by elmoyenique

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FS

Alternatives more classics to some glyphs: other "e" is at the "<" glyph, and another "r" is placed at the ">" one too. Hope you like it.
Info:

Created on 9th July 2012. Last edited on 16th January 2013.
License:

Creative Commons
Categories:
- Blackletter
Sets:
- Jagged
- Hexagonal
Tag:

14 Comments

Comment by elmoyenique 17th january 2013

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “ztorm eYe/FS” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 17th january 2013

Preparing for the Blackletter competition? ;-)

Beautiful consistent blackletter typeface. 10/10

Comment by laynecom 17th january 2013

A beautifully rendered blackletter. 10/10

Comment by p2pnut 17th january 2013

Beautiful! The horizontal line works very well!

Comment by kassymkulov 17th january 2013

Awesome! Neat blackletter font. 10/10

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 17th january 2013

Wooow!
@meek & the FS Staff: Thank you very much for this new TP!
@laynecom, p2pnut, architaraz & winty5: Thanks for your continuous support and words of encouragement, pals! I've been working on this font during half a year (not all the days one by one, of course) but it's not complete yet...

Comment by elmoyenique 17th january 2013

Beautiful work, lots of combinations of glyphs work so well together! 10/10

Comment by four 17th january 2013

@four: Thanks a lot, compañero! Eclecticism works OK today (I hope)!

Comment by elmoyenique 17th january 2013

I love it! That's all that needs to be said. :)

Comment by sarreyn 18th january 2013

Beautiful. Are you training for the next competition? Just one minor thing: I'm not sure about the "n". It looks unbalanced. Great work. 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 18th january 2013

@sarreyn: I'm glad you like it!
@Frodo 7: You're right once again, but I haven't found a better solution for the (unbalanced) "n". (And what is the origin of your comment (yours and laynecom too) about a "blackleter competition", please? It's a great idea, IMHO). Thank you a lot one more time, compañero.

Comment by elmoyenique 23rd january 2013