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I really struggled on developing a typeface on fontstruct. I was trying too hard to make everything so perfect and aligned that I ended up hating every font I had created. So I ditched the idea that my type had to look a certain way and started playing around. I created one typeface really fast and sloppily just for fun and I ended up really liking it. I reminded me of the messy, chaotic time period that was the 90's. I decided that would be my theme so I started to pull images and ideas that related to the 90's. I used images of TV static, pixelated skateboards , and Nirvana concert photos.

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My font, "Phonte", used to spell out various words that you might see in the real world used for signage or labels. Phonte can be described as static, creepy or pix-elated.

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My second font, named Phonte, needs some refining but overall I enjoy the sloppiness of the typeface. It's almost reminding me of a late night teen TV program from the 90's.

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First attempt at designing a typeface on FontStruct

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Garamond:
is a group of old-style serif typefaces designed by a Parisian named Claude Garamond in the 16th century. Garamond type is best known for its readability. Most novels and poems we've read in garamond without noticing. 



Serifa:
is a slab serif typeface family created by Adrian Frutiger in 1964. It is based of the Univers family.


platlet:
is a typeface inspired by license plates. Its was designed by Conor Mangat in 1993.