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Must be seen up close to appreciate the beautifully balanced proportions. May I humbly suggest an h more like the n? And tighter intersection for the k as an alternate?
So many levels of awesome . . .
As for the name, I did ask Mr. Intaglio for his magical input, but he graciously declined in the first comment above. (it appears as a self comment because he was logged-in as me at the time.)
Updated sample to reflect the changes.
@neurone error: Not just all of mine, but all the fonts on this website are created using the FontStructor. I just add fs to the beginning of each to make it easy for me to find them in Photoshop (because they get grouped together). Your wish to see all FontStructed fonts is, therefore, granted. By default. :-)
I do not know if this is the right section to ask.
Though, it looks like what you are asking for is two fairly generic pixel faces. They lack organization, but you still might find what you are looking for here.
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