It's not an attractive font, however It may have some purpose as a display font.

It wasn't intended to be an "attractive font".

It reminds me of the "Outback"... something native to Australia.

Seems the backward D is likely to be a problem. It works when there's enough context, but people will read it as O or A in a lot of situations.

It reminds me of tree rings and rock paintings mixed together. I like the organic look, it's fun.

I couldn't read the D though so that may need rethinking.

Are the two colours going to be separate fonts overlaid?

I thought the font was going to get trashed in this critique, which when constructive isn't always a bad thing. However, I'm pleased with some of the impressions you guys are receiving.

In concerns with the backward D, I agree and have made the changes to reverse it.

To Bendy: The two fonts are going to be as one. I've never seen a font that was constructed like that and I think it was part of what drew me to making the complete letter set. I enjoy this font but I'm unsure what I am going to do with it as of right now, it kind of feels like a wild animal.

One thing for sure is I'm going to touch up some of the inside portions of the letters a little and play around with the M and the W a little more.

I think Bendy was getting at the technical challenges involved in making multicolor fonts. As far as I'm aware, the available options are to either make them as vector clip art, in PS Type 3 font format (which is a largely obsolete format, for which tools and compatibility are limited), or make a separate font for each color with the same spacing and overlay them in use. That sort of layered font set has been done before, but for the moment I'm blanking on the names

I love what you've done with the thing, though. What a fun poster!