Lemme have it.
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I think V is meant to look that way --- like the ryte half of W. Anyway there is no ryte way or orientation for elements in this font as it defies the rules of perspective and three dimensions.
Regan—helo and welcome to Typophile. This type design looks to be in the spirit of Roger Penrose's impossible triangle, Moebius strips, M.C. Escher et al.
j a m e s
This is cool. That 8 is blowing my mind.
I'd enlarge the period (and dot of exclamation/question marks).
Of the glyphs that lose the "dimensionality" on some horizontal parts (ESZ25), I think the 5 crossbar misses it most - but shortening it might be all it really needs.
4's trunk looks too stubby, and 2 seems to be falling rightwards.
This is really funky. You could even do a shaded version to overlay? I love that K!
It reminds me of a childhood book, Adventures with Impossible Figures.
In a way it is difficult to critique this as it plays tricks on my eyes.
So this is to do with the underlying shapes: I think J could be narrower, and the top bowl of B and R smaller. Y should be wider.
And i think the 3-d needs to be resolved slightly on N, S, and B.
Hope that's helpful! It's pretty good in every way. Are you going to do lowercase? (Not that it needs lowercase)
http://www.typophile.com/node/28413
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Carlos Fabián Camargo G.
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