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Bulva 

by Blue-eyed boy (sladká nevědomost)
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1110422 Published: 22nd March, 2020
Last edited: 9th May, 2020
Created: 21st March, 2020

I made only vowels as eyes, so they are in most worlds and still not so exaggerative. Please, give me some comments

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        Static Flex 

        by Feyi Debo-Aina
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        111266 Published: 30th October, 2012
        Last edited: 28th October, 2012
        Created: 15th October, 2012
        This fontstruct was created around the theme of ‘motion’. I drew inspiration from the Da Vinci sketches of the human anatomy which led me to look at muscle fibres, ligaments and tendons. Attributing the interlocking patterns that collagen fibres have or the striations of skeletal muscles, helping me to create a typeface which represents the theme of motion in a static form
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            Thorax  

            by poppynewman
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            272304 Published: 29th October, 2012
            Last edited: 4th December, 2012
            Created: 22nd October, 2012
            1st year Graphic Design student at Bristol UWE: A font based on natural reptition, focusing specifically on the the human skelton and the reptition of bones to form a structure. Combining the elements of the human skeleton with the butterflies spine (thorax) and the geometric shape and structure of the wings.
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