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This all started with the m and n. I struggled to fill in the rest of the characters with suitable glyphs. Some turned out good...some not so much.
Then, the fixing the spacing nearly killed me.
The samples show the kerning as-is...I didn't manipulate anything. The character map sample has a space between each character.
@frodo Thank you for the kind words. Maybe you'll be right, and a solution to some of the problems will come to me eventually.
I would play with the serified endings a little bit more: they are cool! I would use the top part of the P for the B and maybe widen the "belly" a little bit. You may use a serif for the c and s on the top rigth, but it is up to you.
I dig the @. Nice!
I might play around with the serifs on some letters.
@naveenchandru Thank you for the compliment.
@afrojet Thanks for the TP, especially for an older font. It was a nice surprise to return to from vacation.
Cool design
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