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Lots of FS 2.0 goodness. Using 2x2 filters, the pins are the full circle bricks and the ultra thin lines were created using several composites.
For the handmade competition, I had almost the same idea, except my execution was no where near as refined as yours. It was hard getting a good sample so I just let it sit. It is uncanny how alike in thought we were.
BTW, the reverse curve shapes like S and 2 are ve.ro.cool..
Love it.
@thalamic Thank you for the compliments. I almost dismissed the idea because it seemed too simple, but I'm glad I went through with it.
The S and 2 are probably my favs.
The more I look at this, the more beautiful I find it. There is such a sweet conformance to internal rules which soothes my repetition lovin' brain. Not just that though, the results are perfection. You should do a private version with a larger glyph set.
The 4 needs assistance. A more traditional diagonal stroke 4 might work better for this set.
Thanks so much for the actual "hand made" sample...it is awesome!
To make the dots a different color...
1 - Type your characters using the uppercase using one color.
2 - Add a new layer to the image.
3 - Change the text color.
4 - Type the exact same characters using the lowercase.
5 - Align the new layer so the dots line up with the first layer.
Good work aphoria!
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