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Use with "AT YinYang-yin" and "AT YinYang-yang" to achieve color differences like in the sample image.

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Created on 6th April 2014. Last edited on 7th April 2014.
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FontStruct License
Categories:
- Display
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Tag:
- Yinyang (5)
- Yin Yang (6)
- Yin (6)
- Yang (6)
- 2014 (43)
- Tp (116)
- Twist (21)
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10 Comments

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Comment by kassymkulov 6th april 2014

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There's also a smaller caps version with same height as the x-height, will try to share tomorrow. There are some issues when zoomed in really closely. This will hopefully be edited someday with fcpro for myfonts release. Suggestions and critiques are appreciated. Thanks and enjoy!

Comment by kassymkulov 6th april 2014

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Your sample explains the font name. A clever design, very effective. Love it :)

Comment by Aeolien 6th april 2014

I once tried something like this; it looked quite a bit like NCD Dolphinica Bold. You've designed a great and quite original font family!

Comment by ETHproductions 7th april 2014

The perfect balance. Very creative. I really love the lowercase. 10/10
Only ones I'm unsure of uppercase I and J.

Comment by djnippa 7th april 2014

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Congratulations! FontStruct Staff have deemed your FontStruction worthy of special mention. “AT YinYang” is now a Top Pick.

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 7th april 2014

An excellent concept, well executed.

Comment by p2pnut 7th april 2014

I could give you a perfect score simply for giving it the correct name of Yin Yang rather than the mistake many make of calling it Ying Yang

Comment by OsyenVyeter 7th april 2014

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Thank you all for the comments and the TP!

@djnippa: Yeap, I'm more or less satisfied with most of the lowercase. I know the awkwardness about I and J, but the good thing is that they're in sync with L and T.

@OsyenVyeter: Thanks. The thing is that I speak Chinese, otherwise, I would've made that mistake too :)

Comment by kassymkulov 7th april 2014