Builder Block Font

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Making of Builder Block Font

Creating a unique and captivating font is a creative endeavor that requires a combination of artistic vision and technical skill. In this article, we will delve into the fascinating journey of designing the Builder Block Font, a font that merges the world of construction and typography. As the designer behind this project, I will take you through the process, from the initial inspiration to the final product.

Inspiration Strikes: It all began with a simple observation - the world of construction and architecture is filled with geometric shapes and patterns. From bricks and blocks to scaffolding, these structures form the basis of our built environment. This observation sparked the idea to create a font that embodies the essence of these elements.

Sketching and Brainstorming: The first step in bringing this vision to life was sketching. Armed with a sketchbook and pencil, I began drawing various geometric shapes and block-like patterns. I explored different styles, sizes, and arrangements to find the perfect balance between readability and aesthetics.

Character Design: With the grid in place, I started crafting individual characters. Each letter presented its own unique challenge, as I needed to make sure it maintained legibility while adhering to the blocky aesthetic. This process involved adjusting curves, angles, and spacing to strike the right balance.

How to get The Builder Block Font

Usage & Licensing: Builder Block Font is free for personal use only.  However, if you required the font for commercial purposes, please reach out to ruhu1615@gmail.com for commercial licensing inquiries.

Contact Information:

Website: https://obig.digital/

Email: ruhu1615@gmail.com

Phone: +8801794790598

Production Under obig.digital: Produced under the banner of obig.digital, Builder Block Font is more than just a typeface. It's a celebration of English culture and heritage, encapsulated in a font that's both modern and rooted in tradition.

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