D.Shanbhag | D037
Prof. Deepa Shanbhag
deepa.shanbhag47@citytech.cuny.edu
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I really like the letter A that you saw. Its very different then what others have posted.
I really like how the number 2 is in a very exclusive type face and that it could also look like the letter S.
I really like the letter C that you picked. Overall, I believe that so far all your letters and number come together. They are all unique. The letter C looks like it would be used as a header due to the design.
I like the C that you picked because I believe it has a lot of character with its melting affect. I have seen similar use of this font when advertising something hot or slimy. The 3 has a lot of character has the strokes are not even. Overall I think that both do good in captivating an audience for their creativity.
I really like the E and 4 you picture. The E is script, while your 4 is probably a serif. Also your the letter D is a san serif.