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My first fonstruction is based around the theme of malnutrition, but focuses on lesser acknowledged end of the spectrum, over-nutrition. I took inspiration from nature of skin and fat on overweight or obese bodies, putting emphasis on the folds and bulges you might typically see on the skin of a larger frame.
23 Comments
Damn this looks insane, very well done! 10/10
Astonishing!!
Great observation and wonderful adaptation! Those chubby glyphs have more unruly proportions than Beryl Cook's or Fernando Botero's people; they remind me a little of muscle areas in 'Tantalus' by Hendrik Goltzius. Well deserved 10/10
what amazes me the most is the great eye for detail that was put into creating depth perception with the shading effect.
Brilliant. The kerning is a big issue in the sample.
@Rob: Yea but the kerning feature in the FS editor becomes pretty much useless at this grid dimensions
And making use of negative side bearing is only fixing this to a certain amount.
The detail in this is absolute wonderful - those are some thiccc letters (and that’s with 3 cs intentionally). Amazing idea, brilliantly executed.
Checking for stray bricks (but none seen) in largest font preview window I think the "I" might benefit from moving towards the blue vertical line ("J" might also move just a tad?). Congratulations on the TP !
WOW! This took a lot of time and effort to create... Nice one!
Squishy!
Kind of disgusting
Good Font, But I Think It Should Support Lowercase Characters And Punctuation.
very goood fontsuction i- thank u much (thumbs up emoji)
Y'all wanna call this font "Lancer" and call it day?
Phat! The C and G look really similar to the O and thus affect readability, but great shading work on your letterforms and an awesome debut of your first fontstruction!
GIMME LOWERCASE LETTERS! GIMME MORE GLYPHS! MORE CHARACTERS! YYYYYYY
Nice Job, very Creative...
So Cool! <3
SO AWESOME
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