I'm curious with this one: Why did you decide to start off with a bolder weight as opposed to a regular weight?

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I think for my first run at it I wanted to make something I could use for display and headlines, and I've just been really attracted to super bold fonts.

Will this be released for public use?

Looks great, might I add.

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wow i really like this. when i saw this poster i was thinking "where could i find this" until i realized that you made it. pretty impressive, i just got done going through a typeface type workshop this past semester in getting me ready for graphic design come this fall where I had to create my own fonts. they were all designed and built by hand, but for my final for the workshop I turned one of them digital. I'm currently working on making it a useable font. this, in my opinion, is really impressive. I would love to know the steps as to how you went about making this font. i'm going to be a sophomore in graphic design this coming semester at the kansas city art institute and typography has ALWAYS been of a huge interest to me. i would love to learn any tips you could give me! well, sorry for the long post, hope it doesn't scare you, but i am always interested in learning more.

-ian

Bold is beautiful.

thanks! you can download it here:

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building a typeface is definitely a big accomplishment for anyone! you are welcome to email me with your questions, but I first learned by hand like you. Then I was taught to bring it into Fontlab and work from there. It really helped to reference other fonts as well.

Awesome, thanks!



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Super bold fonts are sexier than my girlfriend. Not really, but you get my meaning. Also, even if I did mean it, I wouldn't admit to it because she's mad scary when she's pissed.

But seriously, wicked font - are you planning on adding different weights to it?