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Hey everyone, I'm trying to design a variation of "Infinity". I wanted to create a typeface with the same flow as Infinity, but give the letters a square edge. This is my first typeface/post. Your help would be highly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
15 Aug 2011 — 10:54pm
18 Aug 2011 — 10:17pm
why doesn't anyone want to critique my type face.
18 Aug 2011 — 10:17pm
why doesn't anyone want to critique my type face.
19 Aug 2011 — 7:21am
I'm no pro so take this advice for what it's worth.
The top of the /f/ seems awkward (perhaps move the stem rightward and extend the arm leftward (like in the /t/. The reversed /s/ for the /z/ also seems a little uncomfortable for me.
20 Aug 2011 — 2:58am
thanks this is gonna be a a school project and its my first typeface. Im just trying to get a direction of where to go. Thanks allot for your help. I just wanna make this the best it can be
20 Aug 2011 — 2:58am
thanks this is gonna be a a school project and its my first typeface. Im just trying to get a direction of where to go. Thanks allot for your help. I just wanna make this the best it can be
21 Aug 2011 — 4:51am
People are silent, because there's nothing much to say - you've taken an existing typeface and deformed it.
Plus, the typeface literally consists of one copypasted shape - no imagination.
24 Aug 2011 — 8:16pm
thanks for your honesty
21 Sep 2011 — 4:30pm
It's a bit too modular/linear and not styled enough for my liking. The letters need to be individual and unified somehow. Here they seem to be using repeated parts in unharmonious arrangements. For instance the counters of /a/ seem wide next to the /b/ because it's a different shape and needs compensation as the counter isn't as tall.