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i started this one a long time ago - the original starter file is dated 9/15/2009. this began as a result of trying to create a different isometric font. after building the framework or scaffolding, i did a few 'A' glyphs, but couldn't go any further. initially, i used square bricks to create the lines, but changed to circle bricks to get a smoother look, although it still looks kind of rough and well...like a cinder block :) it wasn't nearly as bad as i thought it would be to complete, but still challenging. no other versions yet, but maybe...

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Created on 1st September 2010. Last edited on 15th February 2012.
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You should have been an architect :0)

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 2nd september 2010

Awesome! Almost one year to complete...just like a real building! I would have made it 5x5x10 so the 'I','T' and 'Y' suit better...but its your font and its amazing just the way it is now.

Comment by Tylo 3rd september 2010

10 right away
I love the grid behing, very good concept.

Comment by Michel Troy ~UrbanPixel~ (Upixel) 4th september 2010

fantastic!

Comment by naveenchandru 7th september 2010

Just awesome. I'm so glad you left the framework in the negative space, it looks like each letter is stuffed in a cage!

Comment by wurfle 12th september 2010

neurone error, tylo, upixel, naveenchandru, wurfle - thanks for the love :)

@ wurfle - you made me reconsider the name, since part of my original inspiration was this pic of construction scaffolding - which is very cagey. thanks.

Comment by funk_king 14th september 2010

FS STAFF

Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “Scaffoldini” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 14th september 2010

to be honest, I almost did not browse others' creations because I had come to fontstruct with the sole intent of creating a font that looked like something done by a mono-spaced dot-matrix printer, but then I saw your font and knew that browsing is worth it... that it is available for free is fantastic; I will use it today.

Comment by sharperlight 15th september 2010

@meek - thanks for the TP. @sharperlight - thank you. yes, don't let Fontstruct fool you. you can make and find mono-spaced dot-matrix fonts, for sure; but i am only one of many designers here who make fonts that people will use regardless of what tool was used to make the font. sure there are limitations, but i think those of us who continue to use this great application tend to focus on what we can do and not what we can't. i hope you enjoy the font and perhaps stay awhile and make a few of your own.

Comment by funk_king 15th september 2010