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Yeah, I know, ay? I kerned about three hundred pairs on my font and it didn’t save any of them.
Beautiful!
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?? Merci.
Hmmm, delicious as usual, Maestra. Because there is nothing better than stirring the tempo with coffee... Instant favourite and sure winner.
NB: X overlaps some glyfs (A, B, E, K, L...), IMHO.
..."gluphs" (sorry).
..."galhps"... "gryps",,,Ehem, "glyphs"! (applauses).
You're right, the kerning don't work.
I know... that's bad... with other glyphs (A, F, W, V, ...) the distance is too wide… It's a bit tricky ; ))
I like "gryps"
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@beate - For some reason in the main viewing area above, there appears to be a stray brick either near the bottom right of W or near the bottom left of X; however, it disappears when I increase the font size slider past a certain point, and it doesn't show up for either letter in User Input, regardless of size... (Great design, BTW!)
Mystery solved: the extra brick belongs to the far left side of the a.
@elmoyenique - WOW. That _IS_ far away from the W & X (!). :^)
It is very interesting work with contrast, which directs the dynamics of letters in the opposite direction from the tilt. Very actual. Now it is your most fashionable and versatile font. I would rate it 100/10 if I could. I would very much like you to continue doing such experiments.
I noticed that too. But I didn't find anything. Many thanks for you guys!
What a lovely little rocket you put at the end! ?
Ooh, so cute! ? Thanks for this lovely illustration.
Beautiful work, wonderful how you often manage to give a handmade-quality to your grid-based fonts.
@Rob
Thank you very much for fixing the kerning function.
@meek: I'm with beate. Thanks a lot, boss.
distinctively beate, and uniquely eclectic. i admire the solutions rendered for the gradually weighted diagonal strokes. i'm rarely concerned about problems with your work because it consistently comes out already hand sanitized and disinfected - without any injections whatsoever. ;-)
My congratulations, maestra!
Thank you elmo.
Exotic display font playing with high contrast. The reference to future is vague, but it doesn't matter. It's a work of high quality with hallmarks of your style, Beate, all over it. Congratulations. You are one of the winners. 10/10
omg. i'm almost jealous on this one. Holy moly, i surely DID miss a lot happening here over time. Awesome beate
beate, you amaze me!
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