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Created on 15th September 2008. Last edited on 28th June 2009.
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this is my last public submission on fontstruct because of lack of ideas and motivation. also because I recently missed any recognition. I will propably change all my submissions to private state in a few days.

thanks to those who supported me.

Comment by David Neustadt (saberrider) 15th september 2008

A fine font.

I know how you feel re lack of ideas. It gets harder... and harder... and harder... to stop yourself reinventing the wheel, doesn't it.

Meanwhile all these new and brilliant fonts keep appearing all the time. Makes you want to go down the end of the garden and eat worms.

Comment by intaglio 15th september 2008

Don't despair. You have a nice, creative, technically competent and varied set of fonts under your name already. As geneus1 said (that I paraphrase here): create fonts for the love of doing it. I appreciate your work and I am sure others do too. Keep creating, keep sharing.

Comment by thalamic 15th september 2008

Saber. Sie sind sehr kreativ. Ihre Entwürfe sind schwieriger, als die meisten verwirklichen. Wir werden gesegnet, um sie zu haben hier. Bitte beendigen Sie nicht.

Ich spreche nicht Deutsches. Ich möchte gerade Ihnen dieses mit Bedeutung erklären. Respekt.

Comment by geneus1 16th september 2008

It would be a shame to see you and your creations disappear... I agree with the rest of the comments here... Don't despair. Sometimes you need to give things a rest, so that you can come back with renewed energy and ideas.

Comment by SquarePeg 16th september 2008

A very brillant solution to build smooth curves! I had to download it to realize how good it rendered as a TTF font.

I hope you will change your mind about sharing your fonts in FontStruct. It's normal to have ups and downs both in creativity and in recognition. Just check any profile in FontStruct to have an evidence of it!

Comment by Em42 17th september 2008