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This Fonstruction was created in my first year studying graphic design at UWE. The design brief was to create a typeface using the key word; 'ornate'. I have taken heavy influence from gothic fonts and architecture, looking in particular at religion and religious texts. For more information please visit my website at http://wasteofpaper.co.uk/wordpress
I welcome all comments and constructive criticism, thank you :)
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I just wanted to add, that I love it.
All the best
great work
-Mairi
However if you really want to appeal to others maybe just try identifying a gap and make something that you know that yourself and others would definitely have a use for, a lot of useful type design is based on borrowing elements from other fonts rather than extreme wild creatvitity.
Hope that helps?
I am aware these glyphs: uppercase 'E', 'Q', and 'Z' still need to be fixed. :-/
very clever
stray bricks on the &
you should call yourself waste of ink maybe not waste of paper and at 80 plus dollars a refill for my Ink I am concerned.. all that fancy linework around the letters and the overal boldness of your letters must take up a LOT of ink, so although I like your font and it looks rather nice, I would not be printing it out anytime soon on my printer, also which are your upper case and lower case letters? I hate ambiguity, so if you solved the ambiguity problem then Kudos to you.
well I suppose I could print it out, but with a very light grey.. wonder how that would work.. hmmmm
what's the lightest color that is still seeable on white?
OMG. It must have taken forever. I can't believe so many people just have "constructive" comments. Man, the work! It's really impressive. And, yes, it's not perfect perfect, but can we acknowledge it's a LOT better than most of us are able to do. Wow, I'm stunned.
Hmmm... this is much more impressive than ever. Exemplary work.
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