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Pepo the Clown

Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
edited February 2019 in Type Design Critiques
Friday relaxation


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    Adam JagoszAdam Jagosz Posts: 689
    Looking awesome! You might want to even out the /M and /y.
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited February 2019
    Thank you, thank you! :)
    I'm gonna dump some more files here, no use cluttering the board with new topics.
    I am planning on releasing them all by the name  Odd Bundle.
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited February 2019
    299spartans/Spartechno




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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited February 2019
    Plump Fiction

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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    Beejuice

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    Adam JagoszAdam Jagosz Posts: 689
    In Beltenebros, /t_t is spaced awkwardly, unlike /f_f.
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    Dyana WeissmanDyana Weissman Posts: 327
    I'm curious, what is your process for these? 
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    Ray LarabieRay Larabie Posts: 1,379
    Spartechno=OCR-B + Foo or Showcard Gothic?
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited February 2019
    Dyana I blend verious fonts and work on the promising combinations until I get something that does not infringe on copyright. Ray I don't remember, I think it was Showcard. :)

    I use my own fonts as blends too. Beejuice is a blend from my Ergam.
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited February 2019
    Allebagra


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    Dyana WeissmanDyana Weissman Posts: 327
    When you say "blend," do you mean interpolation? 
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    I mean the blend function in FL5
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited February 2019
    I am aware of all this. Currently I'm just throwing stuff at the wall to see what will stick, fining my skills. Also, "derivate"stuff may mean putting the typeface through a filter and creating something like Crackvetica or HeLLvetica, but I am not sure if blending does not go outside of the scope of this term, especially if one of the two fonts is entirely my creation.

    What is most likely to happen is for me to create some entirely new font based on the overall process after I have stared at them long enough and the fine folks here speak their minds :). Blending gives an idea but it creates more problems than it solves. And the results are obviously inbred and niche.
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    Vasil Stanev said:
    I am aware of all this.

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    Ray LarabieRay Larabie Posts: 1,379
    Croteau + Gnuloane = Darkheart
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    Vasil StanevVasil Stanev Posts: 762
    edited August 2019
    Hi again.
    The above blended fonts are obviously never gonna be used, but the topic is O.K. I think I will post some stuff here that I do in my free time so my skills don't rust.  It may be interesting for some people.
    This is a Cyrillic I did for these fonts, just for the challenge. They are initials, so I haven't worked out the spacing ot kerning :)



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    edited August 2019

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