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This work is based on M.C. Escher's woven ribbon motifs, 1938, 1942. He's made wooden stamps for the basic motifs, and rotated and combined them to create fantastic woven fabric patterns. I've simply taken his idea a step further using combinatorics. Please note, this is a Fontstruct rendering, and as such may differ from the original.
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Special thanks to Rob Meek, and his fantastic Fontstructor 2.0. With so many brick stacking in every glyph, the new feature has been a real time saver. Life is too short.
@fugitiveglue: I've completed all the 18 patterns. Now they're ready for download. These "glyphs" were designed to make seamless infinite patterns when tiled together.
p2pnut: Thank you for your comment and faithful support. It never stops to amaze me that one of the greatest FS designers actually stops by to write something complimentary. Thank you.
@elmoyenique: Thank you for your kind words. As I said before, you came and lifted up my spirit at the right moment. I think I'll go out again on this lovely afternoon to drink the breeze and sunshine, and perhaps create something special.
@afrojet: Thank you very much for the special mention. Top Pick is like a seal of approval for many of us. You've been very supportive throughout the (spring) season, and it encouraged me to create a series of good works, that otherwise could have been abandoned. Thank you.
Special thanks to Rob Meek. I know, I repeat myself, but it's so important, even saying twice is not enough: you've done a great job, the new features are fantastic. Thank you. We are not worthy...
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