The letters B, C, D, G, H, I, J, L, O, P, S, T, U, V, Y look inspired by our PW-Blacker Grotesk font, check out in the TP list. By the way, your fonts are great!
I made a logo with your font! - Made in PowerPoint
The MineSweepers, stylized as "The M1NESWEEPERS!" is a fanmade
series inspired by NumberBlocks - The MineSweeper numbers have the
color of algebraliens. This explains why the 3rd "E" in
"Sweepers" is white (Nine) and the "R" is orange (Ten).
Eh. I'll scrap 8x8 and 10x10 completely to avoid confusion
between the two lads. Also, my other font (DogeBork Regular,
WIP) has a metric of 1 block/pixel/brick/whatevryacallit thick
5x5 circles, and I'm making a third font based off some of the
tutorial pics - To be exact the "make a composite" ones where a 4x4
"A" and "B" are shown as examples. 4x4 and 5x5 would work
perfectly on their own. So, as a result of this, I'll only scrap
8x8 and 10x10 to make life easier.
@Xx-DavidFontDoge-xX - The problem with your request is that it
for a highly-specific purpose requiring a tremendous number of new
bricks. My estimation is that the formula for a completely
new sets of bricks for each circle is:
Maybe we can put the "circle and ring" tiles I suggested in a
new category named "Bricks: Circles and Rings" so the "beginner
friendly" tiles show up non-cluttered in "Bricks: Core". Any
reccomendations on how to make a 5x5 circle without having it look
angular nor using the 2x2 filter?
@Xx-DavidFontDoge-xX - The FontStructor might look too cluttered your suggestion of bricks are added; with it, the FontStructor might be little more “non-beginner-friendly”.
@dpla the colour pallette is actually just random tbh
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