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This design is based on a project by an old uni friend and sick designer called Rishi. I wanted a quick late night challenge and trying to create flow and readability seemed like a suitable task.
I've been waiting for ages for new dribbble invites so I could hook Rishi up with one so if you have an invite spare please be sure to check out his work here
8 months ago
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Mike Busby
Awesome, Love it.
8 months ago
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Steely
smooth - love the flow.
8 months ago
Absolutely love it!
8 months ago
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kirk visola
I really like this, but i am having a hard time seeing the "F." Very nice flow.
8 months ago
@kirk visola I know exactly what you mean, after trying to stop the l looking like a t that was my biggest issue with this. it probably needs more of an angle on it or something. If this was more than just quick practise I'd try more options. Cheers for the feedback
8 months ago
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Christopher Magruder
Nice work Chris. Great flow.
8 months ago
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Forsuregraphic
Fat one. Dope Chris.
8 months ago
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Adis
I read "Tell".
But outstanding work nevertheless!
8 months ago
Slick, i love it.
8 months ago
Love the lettering style – the heavy weight and quite straight diagonal stems are really eye catching. Really nice touch with the swash/crossbar and the gap to emphasise the 't' too.
8 months ago
Cheers @Claire Coullon glad to hear you like it. The main reason for the gap before the t was to show there was an L there. I struggled to think of a way to do it during sketching but worked it out in the vectoring stage. Any suggestions for making the f more readable? As @Adis mentioned it can easily look like a T as well as looking a bit like a J.
8 months ago
Yeah the gap really works for that, the 'l-t' pair reads nicely. You could even separate them a little more to allow the left side of the 't' crossbar to be a little longer.
For the 'F', what if you extended the top curve? (So that it curves upwards to the right). That would really emphasise it, as it could then be either a lowercase or uppercase one (and avoid any 'T'/'J' confusion).
8 months ago
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Amitai Landau-Pope
Amazing work!
8 months ago
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Gert van Duinen
Darn sexy!
7 months ago
Adis I think you're the only one
7 months ago
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Jerome Collinge
Great stuff !
7 months ago