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Can you reconsider "e"? It has sharp edge that makes it different from others..
I feel that I should mention the influence that led me to this one ... I saw that cute 'C' online and it grew from there.
I have since found out that the C comes from a font called MumboJumbo by Nick Curtis.
Hopefully the solutions that I developed for the rest of the font are sufficiently different from MumboJumbo and allow this to stand.
This was the french version
I meant »wonderful« : ])
@p2pnut : do you work with fontlab too?
@regular_one: I couldn't afford Fontlab ... and wouldn't know how to use it if I could. I downloaded the free TypeLight program, but haven't managed to get my head around it. So I carry on with good old FS.
@architaraz: I have slightly changed the 'e'
My usual range is between 50 and 60 bricks as I find that best for creating smoother curves.
cool disco font, reminds me of Bahuas, (microsoft word font)
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