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I totally dig the board feeling and the nail detail.
plus you bought me easily with the samples.
I'm not a huge fan of gimmicky display fonts that have narrow usage, but I can only guess that you see something different with this one. Although I am very pleased with the first sample, and the client loves it, so I guess it's a good job.
I suggest making the space character a blank back-of-the-fence character (the two supporting horizontal braces) so that the fence is continuous even when not.
So I had it as an option using the "{" & "}" keys. Also there's a gate in the "\" key, and a few decorative End Posts in the "[]" and "|" keys.
In my book it's ALL about the usability. The more usability the better it is.
I only spend my hard earned money on fonts I can use.
As a Graphic designer, I use fonts everyday. The majority are legible, clean and precise. I tend to veer away from specialist "Christmas" or Valentine" fonts, or quirky one-offs you find on the FREE FONTS websites. They simply look naff and cheap. Yes they have their usage, I just don't like them. You could have any font, and cover it with snowflakes. Hey presto a Christmas Font!
If a font does have limited usage, then I think a good quality sample should always be shown. This will show the viewer exactly what you had in mind when you designed it.
The sample for me, is always a challenge. I try to show the font off to the best of it's ability - how I imagined it being used when I created it.
@ Saberrider. I bought the image from iStock, so I can use it as I wish, what's your plan. Do you want me to send you the large version?
I got my second Featured Download in a row after a yearlong existence in the anonymity of mediocrity. Weirdly enough though, people still haven't recognized me in the street when I went to university today. :P
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