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A BOOK DISPLAYING FIVE DESIGNED TYPEFACES ALONG WITH TYPE BASED ILLUSTRATIONS SHOWING FONTS IN CREATIVE APPLICATION. ACCOMPANIED BY RESPONSES/FEEDBACK FROM INDUSTRY TYPOGRAPHERS/DESIGNERS
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Fancy - Various
script - calligraphy
techno - various
fancy - eroded
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3 comments:
Hi Cristina
Cool that you are followign exactly what lee suggested and although I really liked the font you made because of its likeness to helvetica, maybe it is better to have something that is completely your personality. Are you now creating these fonts with a client in mind or does that limit you too much? like to see the hand drawn process.
Aimeex
Hi Christina, Its nice to see your process with the creation of all these fonts.
The new one is already looking cool, even with pencil drawings, which one of your clients is it for? or is it just a practice?
Asya
Hola, love this shot. Is great that youa re documenting the entire process of the creation. It will certainly make people realise how long the process is and will show how meticulous you are being with it. The font itself is so cool, and quite different from the san serif fonts you were creating before. What was your inspiration for this?
melissa x
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