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Entry for the Reversecomp. It's based on the theme of counterclockwise (anticlockwise) direction that is represented by an arrow. Also, Esrever is Reverse written backwards.
33 Comments
Oh. Brilliant.
The Y Z and 7 are a bit awkward.
A doubly clever take on the word 'Reverse'. A very creative thought and work!
Thanks, glad you're liking this.
The sample will make soon.
@thalamic: I'll try to figure out some nicer versions.
Esreverse is a palindrome
Hey, archie, have you checked out my entries yet...
What bricks are in the font?
@Brynda
Of course i've checked them, even commented on your first entry ;)
Bricks are pretty simple, just used the connecting bricks. Letters like A, R are a little complicated though:
2x2 filters.
How many unique bricks?
Yeah, 2x2 filters and I actually suggest everybody who's not using bezier curves to use 2x2 filters. That way, your fontstruct space flexibility doubles if I may say so.
And the other question you're asking is well, it depends, I used around 15 unique bricks here and depending on your skill you may increase or decrease it, varies from user to user.
I don't think this answers will help you much, and besides it'd be much easier for me to make this fontstruction clonable so as to avoid explaining the unnecessary details ) But it won't help you. The best thing to do for you is trying to make it yourself.
Great idea and excellent execution and samples. 2x2 is definitely the way to go. It more than doubles space flexibilty now, because it allows for bricks to be place in adjacent cells and to be nudged into place.
1̹͙͈͈̠̬ͯ͊̊̆ͣ0̠̺̣̦̬̠̭͛/̩̞̯͈̥̥̓ͮ͛͌͑̚͟1̶̇ͩ0ͦ̆҉̭͕,̡͇ ̧̼͈̲̫̱̝Å̬̗̰̫̘̘̼ͬͪr̯͕͉̲̓̕c̩̖̖̹̑̅̅̌̃̏h̸̬͚̥͇̲͙̫ͬͥͨ̂̐i̪̿ͮè͇̯̼̯̙͍͉!͉͍̱̩͈̪ͨ̀́̔̅ͩ
Precious like a jewel! I´m with four. Congrats, compañero, 10/10 & fav.
Great concept and perfect execution. The letters - made of arrows - look quite natural, and the text is easy to read. Very nice demos. 10/10
Congrats!
i love your new A avatar
Congratulations on our Members' Favourite FontStruction :) A set of arrows that quietly pointed to this great success.
Can you make one of the arrows point the other wat in the = glyph?
Thank you everybody for the support, really appreciated.
@Brynda: Already did and also I'm planning on finishing at least the full basic latin set so come back later to download it.
Ok. I hope you get started with accents...
Nicee! A simple yet strong approach. Never realized that it can be this effective and efficient. Congrats!
Do Cyrillic, please.
ditto.
I'm on it.
I hope you can finish...
Somebody say Subway?
Good font. @YUNG1S: so: “Subway!” ;-)
I find the angles, overlaps, and directional arrows in this font so interesting. And with all the tight work and everything, the legibility of every character is still there. Not easy to do. A funly functional font, and the 'reverse'(d) font is clever too!
Cool! i even made a similar font!
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