It says ‘+WEB’ on the myfonts site.
Just out of curiosity: how do you hint a font like that?
And is there a website that already features the web-version of your font?
Cheers!
@JoergGustafs I have been in a exposition about african art, and I was so impressed by all the geometrical elements. So after that work on some illustrator brushes...and than afrobeat font born.
It's funny that you would tag this "afro", given that geometric type has a history going back to European modernism (Futura, Bayer Universal &c.) and Art Deco, and that in type "afro" is traditionally connoted by Koch's Neuland, and associated with pre-European "ethnicity".
However, this is in no way a criticism. Perhaps the most geo font of all time was for the Mexico Olympics, connoting Aztec culture (and contemporary Op art).
If the afro beat is what inspired the font, go with it!
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30 Jan 2011 — 4:03am
Nice one! :-)
However, I think the Release section of the forum is a better place for the announcement.
30 Jan 2011 — 11:07am
It says ‘+WEB’ on the myfonts site.
Just out of curiosity: how do you hint a font like that?
And is there a website that already features the web-version of your font?
Cheers!
2 Feb 2011 — 1:49am
@JoergGustafs I have been in a exposition about african art, and I was so impressed by all the geometrical elements. So after that work on some illustrator brushes...and than afrobeat font born.
on myfonts you can buy the web-version.
cheers!
2 Feb 2011 — 12:32pm
It's funny that you would tag this "afro", given that geometric type has a history going back to European modernism (Futura, Bayer Universal &c.) and Art Deco, and that in type "afro" is traditionally connoted by Koch's Neuland, and associated with pre-European "ethnicity".
However, this is in no way a criticism. Perhaps the most geo font of all time was for the Mexico Olympics, connoting Aztec culture (and contemporary Op art).
If the afro beat is what inspired the font, go with it!
2 Feb 2011 — 12:42pm
Just a curiosity: have you tried for 'e' a joining between curve and stroke like the one you used on '2'?
1 May 2013 — 1:38am
Thank you for this article. That’s all I can say. You most definitely have made this blog into something special. You clearly know what you are doing, you’ve covered so many bases. Thanks! Patent Attorneys