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Experiment in brick scaling and overlapping.

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Created on 28th November 2008. Last edited on 12th September 2009.
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16 Comments

Comment by afrojet 28th november 2008

i and j seem to be getting it on. Lovely.

Great use of the medium to produce such curvilicous glyphs.

Comment by thalamic 28th november 2008

Please don't anybody vote it down!

Comment by intaglio 28th november 2008

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really ingenious technique and very attractive outcome on a very small grid matrix. i love it!

Comment by Rob Meek (meek) 29th november 2008

Wow, another classic!
I like it so much I could not resist and cloned it to see how it was made.

(I also created a variation, but I'm not sure if it's OK to share it as it is a rip-off of this original font...)

Comment by Em42 29th november 2008

b.r.i.l.l.i.a.nt.

Comment by kix 29th november 2008

Awesome, very intelligent use of the advandced posibilitys of fontstruct.

love it!

Comment by Ixel 29th november 2008

Thanks everyone for the positive mojo.
@Em42: I think there's a ton of variation that could play out with this technique so I would encourage you to clone, remix, and share. Mooch, although not technically a Fontstruct clone, borrows (rips-off) heavily from Paul's Structurosa.

Comment by afrojet 29th november 2008

Thanks for the reply, Afrojet: I just shared my variation (Mango). I hope you appreciate it.

Comment by Em42 29th november 2008

Such an ingenious use of dark matter in the 1.85 universe.

Comment by intaglio 29th november 2008

innovation and artistry = afroject :)

Comment by funk_king 1st december 2008

damn, sorry about the typo afrojet. my bad. but it doesn't distract from your genius :)

Comment by funk_king 1st december 2008

Surprise, Surprise. This is something I would have expected from Thalamic. Way to step up the 'structing skills. I know how tricky this one can be. There's lots of fun to be had at the 1.8x scale. Curvilicious indeed.

Comment by geneus1 5th december 2008