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scribble font
Posted by curtze in
3 Nov 2006 — 2:28am
3 Nov 2006 — 2:28am
hey everybody - what do you think, is this an idea for a display font? might be fun doing...
cheers,
curtze
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3 Nov 2006 — 7:13am
nice... do it!!
3 Nov 2006 — 7:15am
Make sure to include lots of alts like you've drawn.
- Lex
7 Nov 2006 — 10:19am
If it's a scribble font, could it be not based on Helvetica? Since it's not meant to add to the Helvetica family, you're free to be more expressive and organic with the shapes.
10 Nov 2006 — 2:04am
thanks for the comments.
crossgrove - i'm impressed you've recognized the helvetica. actually, part of the idea was to take a printed type back full circle to a scribble stage. not good?
i'm a bit worried the vectors are becoming to complex when streamlining this. does anybody have any experience with this?
14 Nov 2006 — 2:08am
You can always simplify the vectors in FontLab (cmnd E), which will reduce the number of points with no great loss of quality (for a font like this).
Nick Cooke