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Is it based on anything in particular?
I noticed that you have come up against the usual problem of joining certain combinations of bricks. Well help is at hand ... djnippa has created a most useful guide to 'brick stacking' - http://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/ncd_brick_stacker_one_grid
To show you the value of this I have done a sample of your E, with the brick stacked version on the right -
Hope this helps :)
The suggestion about brick stacking is great, p2pnut. I will sure be using this technique.
Does anyone have a suggestion to which capital letters I should tackle next?
As to which U/C to do next - I tend to go for ones that have some common feature with other glyphs, so that I can copy them (save so much time). So, with a more standard font, I might start with the O as that gives me elements to use on C, D and Q. Then I often do the B which gives me the basis for the E, F, P, R and so on. However, with an ornate font like this, that process has a far more limited application ... so I would just go for the ones I enjoy doing at the time :)
This is really gorgeous.
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