This is the beginning of my first student typeface. It was influenced by American Bandstand and Aboriginal Art, but turned into "disco-centric hieroglyphics." Let me know what you think...
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This is the beginning of my first student typeface. It was influenced by American Bandstand and Aboriginal Art, but turned into "disco-centric hieroglyphics." Let me know what you think...
t2 (309.3 k) |
I have changed many of the letters to fit the style much better. I have also taken the "dots" out because I think they were rather cheezy looking. I still think the r is not fitting, so I will work on that one still. Does the x look fitting? I still see it as a little off, but better than before. Any suggestions?

I have changed many of the letters to fit the style much better. I have also taken the "dots" out because I think they were rather cheezy looking. I still think the r is not fitting, so I will work on that one still. Does the x look fitting? I still see it as a little off, but better than before. Any suggestions?
In response to John, I also noticed it has some art deco and techno-like feel to it. It wasnt my intent at all though. I began this assignment thinking I would create a typeface that juxtaposed the disco era with hieroglyphics. After playing around with many different forms I noticed that they all had a "space-like" feel to them.
Disco + Hierpgyphics = Spaceballs?
sweet!
But now I need to name it, and I cant decide on a name at all. Any ideas?
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