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I wanted to make a typeface by blocks. But not too oblique as a square pixelfont, just a little bit more "curved" (you read sexy 
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I know some of the letters are totally wierd when looking at the whole typeface. But just drop me down with your critique.
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The third try 
Per,
The glyphs I found myself liking the most were the dingbats. I don't think anyone has done "kitchen-tile" dingbats before; that might be a good direction.
As far as the font itself goes, I think I've seen so many grid-based typefaces (and created more than my share!) that it didn't turn my crank so much. My favorite non-dingbat glyph was the zero, and if you could do a whole character set utilizing those spiked forms, that would be pretty neat.
I agree use the spikes
reminds me of a pharmacy - but maybe that's the colour that pre-conceived
About the typeface Brooklyn Blocks
This a fun typeface an artist could play with, reminding us playing with Legos.
How would a lowercase work with this typeface?
Do you know when it will ba available at Myfonts.com?
Yours truly,
Robert
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