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This is my interpretive-imitation of the logo.
The v and V are the weakest, but I couldn't find a better solution given the constraints of the bricks and filters.
An alternate i is on the # and an alternate (smaller) & is on the
Must rush - I'm off for a game of golf ... me and Tiger PS style :)
I'm lovin Tiger Woods 2010 on the Wii.
@thalamic Thanks...Your input and praise is always much appreciated.
There's nothing like being beaten by your own child in a video game, especially being raised up with Atari 2600 and NES.
Also, with a few brick deletions (and with a hat tip to Karl Gerstner), you could power up a stencil font so strong it would split Bowser's shell in half.
My kids are still young enough that they think I'm the greatest Super Mario player in the world. :)
@afrojet Thanks and good idea about the stencil version. I've started playing around to see what I can do with it.
@cayo Thank you too...the & is one of my faves.
And may I be so bold as to say: *hug*
(This is my humble suggestion, of course)
I'm man enough to happily accept your hug. Thanks. :)
I just added you suggestion as alternate v/V on the ( and ).
This ia almost possible with the new connecting bricks...
sistemas
I was thinking how you made this, and I tried myself.
I got something close, but not exactly.
I made Power-Up many years ago, before many of the more advanced Fontstruct features, like nudging, existed. I used a 1.75 vertical and horizontal brick size filter to achieve the narrow gaps.
Thanks!
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