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FYI for all the faux-bezier haters, all the curves were created using curved bricks.
The lowercase is 5 bricks high and the upper is 7 bricks.
I can imagine all those complex composite :) 10
I also changed the 8. It looks top-heavy to me, but I suppose it is better than what I had.
I will have to think some more about the 6, 9, and @.
@meek Thank you for the Top Pick!
Anyway, this font is gorgeous. Well-deserved TP. 10/10
Yes, those are just a few alternates that I tried. They don't show in the previewer at the default size and I forgot they were there.
@xenophilius Thanks for the comment and vote!
Just one issue: kerning. Especially lower case "f". Any updates about it?
Thanks.
It would be really appreciated!
P.S. I cannot stop appreciating this font of yours :)
Thanks for the compliments!
Your wish is granted. :)
As for the @, I don't think it has to be an "a" inside the loop...there is room for interpretation. :)
And any way, you're right about the grid-size in this case...it really wouldn't allow much else for the @.
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you @DarkGuy572!
Can I clone this.
I don't enable cloning, but if you have questions on how specific glyphs are constructed, feel free to ask.
Can you enable Cloning?
Please.
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