Re: An interesting link that I heppened across

Lots of experimentation, lots of evolution.  You
pretty much have to crank the mutations all the way up
to get the letters looking different.  I also brought
the segments only about 1/4 of the way up--the
difference between single lines and giant squiggles is
very slim.  My original glyph looked like an "L" with
a little flag at the top, and you can kind of see that
shape in the different letters.

Clint


--- Christophe Grandsire
<christophe.grandsire@...> wrote:
> En réponse à Clint Jackson Baker
> <litrex1@...>:
>
> > Siyo!
> > After much experimentation I'm getting the hang of
> the
> > alphabet machine.  I'm starting to get control of
> how
> > I want something to look.  Go to the site's
> archive
> > and check out March 16--I created the
> FertileCrescent
> > font (twice, on accident!)  I really like how it
> > looks--totally useless for any current project,
> but
> > I've got it out there in the public domain and in
> my
> > files.  As if I need another hobby... c:<
> >
>
> Your font is beautiful! How did you manage to get
> characters which actually
> look different from each other? And those long
> straight lines and angles! I've
> been trying to achieve something like that, but I
> didn't manage :((( .
>
> Christophe.
>
> http://rainbow.conlang.free.fr
>
> Take your life as a movie: do not let anybody else
> play the leading role.

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