Edited by Rockhart, 09 June 2010 - 08:42 PM.
Stripe Type Design
Hey all! Was playing around and got this idea for a typeface... still kinda rough (especially some of...
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tsmith
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Posted 20 January 2010 - 04:42 AM
Very unique. However, I am having trouble finding a situation I could use it effectively. Nonetheless, I am always a fan of creative ideas. Good work.
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Coy
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Posted 20 January 2010 - 05:57 PM
some of the letters are a bit difficult to read but overall I like it. The u and v look tooo much like one another though.. not sure how to fix that right now. I'll think about it.
As Tsmith said not sure where I'd use it but I'm sure it could get used.
Maybe once your done with it and it's a workable font we could have a community contest with it like we did for respurse's font. just let me know
As Tsmith said not sure where I'd use it but I'm sure it could get used.
Maybe once your done with it and it's a workable font we could have a community contest with it like we did for respurse's font. just let me know
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Posted 05 February 2010 - 04:24 PM
well I made some changes to it and now its available as a workable font on Fontsruct.
FontStruct | Stripe Bold let me know what you think!
@tsmith - thanks! I'm no sure what I would use it for either.
@coy - I worked on it some more and now I think it works much better. it might be cool to do a community contest with it... i'm not sure yet.
FontStruct | Stripe Bold let me know what you think!
@tsmith - thanks! I'm no sure what I would use it for either.
@coy - I worked on it some more and now I think it works much better. it might be cool to do a community contest with it... i'm not sure yet.
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halpinc
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Posted 16 February 2010 - 06:35 AM
Hey all! Was playing around and got this idea for a typeface... still kinda rough (especially some of the capitals) And was wondering what you all thought?
I feel that this could either be much cleaner and much more proportioned or tons more wonky...it seems to be quite inbetween the two right now
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Posted 16 February 2010 - 02:56 PM
I feel that this could either be much cleaner and much more proportioned or tons more wonky...it seems to be quite inbetween the two right now
@halpinc well if you took a look at the updated font that I linked ...
@smyth I just used Fontstruct. its free and entirely online. Its' not perfect but its fun to mess around with.
@noxieCreative thanks! if you check the new link I posted a few days ago u can see the changes I made and even download it as a workable font!
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halpinc
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Posted 16 February 2010 - 04:05 PM
hey sorry the new version is working alot better for me I don't think you should make to many changes, I would try to possibly make some of the weights a little bit closer to even for instance upper case characters E-I seem not to have as much weight and maybe a little thickening could make the weights difference a little less drastic and once again you could also go the other way with this...
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glyphica
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Posted 16 February 2010 - 09:55 PM
Thanks for sharing this with everyone! I was actually wondering if there was any font software out there that was free, and you answered my question I bookmarked the site, now I will have to find time to give that a try 
Great job on your font by the way!
I bookmarked the site, now I will have to find time to give that a try Great job on your font by the way!
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Posted 19 February 2010 - 02:33 AM
Looks good!
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