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Created on 7th February 2009. Last edited on 14th October 2009.
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10 Comments

Comment by thalamic 7th february 2009

Nice. I can see this one being animated with the circles randomly pulsing in and out.

Comment by afrojet 7th february 2009

Cool idea afrojet, that would look awesome.

Comment by aphoria 7th february 2009

Comment by aphoria 14th october 2009

@aphoria that is hard to ignore!

Comment by cayo 14th october 2009

Brilliant!

Comment by p2pnut 15th october 2009

Thanks guys. It's pretty amateur, but it was the best I could do in 15 minutes.

Comment by aphoria 15th october 2009

Yesterday, I couldn't make up my mind on what should I comment: "ignore" the font, or the animated demo pic. Well, the former is a pretty face that follows thalamic's long tradition of playful inventiveness. The latter demonstrates the same attribute of aphoria. Congratulations to both of you! 10/10

Comment by Frodo7 15th october 2009

Thanks for the sparkly sample, aph. As cayo said, it does make it very hard to ignore. :-)

@Frodo: This font was born out of necessity. Because WinSoft uses a 1.8 filter setting, the preview window doesn't display it properly. To counter that, I had to write a message on the A character to 'ignore this preview, view the sample'. I wrote that message using the technique used in this fontstruction. Later when someone pointed out that the message font design is nice too, I made a new fontstruction out of it which resulted in 'ignore'. And true to its name, it went ignored for all this time. Thanks to aphoria who pulled it out of obscurity.

Comment by thalamic 16th october 2009

Thanks guys. I'm not sure how I stumbled back on to this one, but after I afrojet's comment again, I thought "Why not try it?"

FWIW...I used Paint.Net to create the individual .gif files and then used UnFREEz to make the animated .gif file.

Comment by aphoria 16th october 2009