I have also included inconsistent letters from one weight to another. Let me know which is prefered. The J for example in the bold and open drops to different levels.

I am still working on a lc.

sorry. heres adetail

Very nice. Very human.
I especially like the regular and bold version.
The open could need some work, but it's nice.
I like the idea of dropping the "J", but it looks a bit to narrow (the part below the baseline).
Other than that. It looks hilarious!

Hi Christian,

I've actually been working on a Tattoo Flash font for a few months now. I've developed a "look" for it but haven't finished fleshing out (no pun intended) the forms.

The A is definitely a classic standard in what I've found otherwise I'll send you a gif of it so you know our faces are certainly different.

Stuart :D

Thats awesome. I'd love to see what your doing with it. I was sure somewhere there was someone with similiar sensibilities.

Amazingly I found nothing while looking through books and magazines on tattoos for the last few years. But the tattoo scene is not exactly the most refined when it comes to the design of their books and magazines.

I am using a few different inspirations. One being Sailor Jerry's work. A sheet of Flash that a friend of mine uses in his shop and a slew of other tattooist writing styles. Ive found the lc difficult withthe same rules that Ive developed for the UC. I'll post those when I'm further along.

I want to download this font, i need it for a work!!!
where i can find it?

Sofia, I am not sure about the current availability of Christian's 'Sailor Jerry' type, showcased within this thread, but if you are willing to accept suggestions for alternate typefaces, you may like some of the following: 'Sweet/Queen Rosie', 'Sailor Gothic', 'Shore Leave', 'Singapur'.

Dav(id)

Hi, I actually bought this typeface a few months ago from www.cubanica.com, it's called Sailor Gothic now, but def designed by Christian.