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typicals | aliens | unrecognisables

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Created on 9th August 2012. Last edited on 12th August 2012.
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10 Comments

Some beauties here, but it remains a too much "intermediary" taste for me.
I attach a sample of one of my favorite fonts of all times named "12 to the moon", it will show first, that i also have my masters, i don't come from nowhere, and second why i feel that, despite very good transformations here and there i find Eiros/aliens a bit too wise.
In the sample, A to Z are in red, 0 to 9 are in blue, and alternates for A to I are in pink.

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 12th august 2012

It seems we both have a reversed problem : i have difficulties to come back or stay true to original latin shapes, and you have difficulties to escape enough to impress a real "alien" feel despite the recognition of latin shapes.

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 12th august 2012

Another example with the extraordinary "Yokk-Mokk", another favorite of all times for me.

Comment by Abneurone Fluid Types 12th august 2012

@AFT // When I design fonts, I usually stick to the "boring" side of the type world; I occasionally venture into your territory. I started by making this aliens version, then decided I liked the letterforms so much that a regular monospaced version would have to be created as well, to please the large percentage of FontStructors who aren't as fond of crazy/alien styles. After that, I made the unrecognisables in honour of you, so I understand that while you may like the unrecognisables, the three fonts were meant to appeal to different senses of aesthetic. I will make the lowercase a bit more alienish when I have time, and the b on the unrecognisables was meant to be shaped like that, sorry. I think it adds a more subtly spiky effect.

Comment by demonics 12th august 2012