Looks great, only the n gets confused with an m.

Héctor

Some letters really might induce confusion -I know, especially the lowercase w followed by u might require a second look, but those are actually the letters I based on my own handwriting (m, n, v & w). I tried to use as little stems as possible to add to the fluent & elementary handwriting feel of the font.

This type of thing has become popular, so sales prospects are probably
better than average. And the pi stuff is a very cute and useful touch.

Just one suggestion: do consider a slanted version.

hhp

I like it! Cute, I would say.

But, I would definately take away (or at least think twice about it) one of the upgoing bowls (is it called that?) on both n and m - so that the n only has one upgoing, and the m two. It looks like the n is the m now, and the m is some non-existing letter consisting of two n's.
Like... “Camdylamd” ;-)

Very cute dingbats aswell.

Actually, the m was the first letter I made ;-)
I've kind of grown fond of its handwritten look & although I hàve considered taking a bowl off of the m & n for legibility, I just didn't have the heart to change them.
I have also considered an italic version, but that would screw up the entire "baseline wave" & is probably way too advanced for me.
I might do a bolder outline version (with the current strokes in white centered in thicker black strokes to obtain 3 equally thick optical strokes).
I have no intentions of putting this up for sale, but it's nice to have options ;-)
Besides, I also included a simplified version of Tim Biskup's (http://www.timbiskup.com/) "helper" & San Rio's "hello kitty" (which -with a slight alteration in the second word- makes a fun combination with the turd in the 3rd row ;-p ) for personnal use. I'll try to contact them both to make sure they don't object to this (I'll leave out the turd part though).

Have you also tried making the first upgoing stroke (which is not part of the letter really but more a movement of the "pen") a little bit closer to the following stroke than rest of the letter?

This will probably make it more legible, but still keep the concept.

No, I hadn't even thought about that, but I wanted to make the letterjoints the same curve as the letters themselves so if you type a shorter letter on a different line at the same height, the curves will still be vertically aligned. If I'd make the joints shorter, I would either have to make a real monotype font òr settle for a scale-like effect.
Might be nice for a more legible alternative though (one in which I could make a regularly stemmed m & n as well ;-) ).
I haven't had much time to work on it the past few days (just a few extra dingbats), but I have been thinking about adding less decorative caps as well that I could also use in a segment (which doesn't look good & not at all legible now).
Don't know how far I really want to take this since I originally only wanted to make 10 custom letters, but there's still lots of things I can experiment with.

I'm reading the 's' as an 'r'. Not sure if anyone else sees that, or if it's just me.

- Lex

Certainly cute. A little hard to read but I can see a company like Sanrio using it for their logotype.

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