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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.
This ‘h’ bold, geometric design with a maze-like outline pattern creates a visually cool look. This typography style would work well in branding or signage for modern or tech-based companies, or we can use it in artistic contexts, such as posters, album covers, or editorial design.
The ‘i’ has a playful, bubble-like design with soft curves and a pink-and-white outline, giving it a friendly and youthful appearance. This typography can be used for children’s products, playful branding, or designs for a youthful audience.
The ‘6’ is a thin, minimalist sans-serif typeface with smooth curves and a modern, clean design. This style would suit minimalist or modern design projects like corporate branding and high-end product packaging. It could also work well in architectural signage or numbering systems in hotels, offices, or galleries.
The J, K, and 7 all have a sans-serif look to them. However, the J and K look a bit decorative. You can really tell that the J is illuminated and uses a combination of different colors in order to appeal to their audience. The K is extended from its original form and uses a bright and vibrant green to capture people’s attention. The 7 is pretty basic, but I can tell that it looks a little like a glitch, as you can see pink and a darker blue on the outline; to me, it reminds me of the Tiktok logo.
The ‘R’ in this graffiti-style typography is bold, playful, and highly decorative. It features thick strokes and dynamic curves, enhanced by bright colors like green and yellow, giving it a lively and urban aesthetic. This style would be ideal for street art projects and promotional materials for music events, skateboarding brands, or urban fashion, where energy and creativity are valued.
The ‘S’ has a softer, rounded design with smooth curves and graffiti, giving it a modern style. It is well-suited for designs with a fun and approachable tone, such as posters for community events, branding for creative workshops, or any setting where a relaxed and informal atmosphere is emphasized. The gradient effect makes it appealing to the lifestyle.
I really like the letter R, the colors it have, also the particular shapes at the botton of the letter but i think at fist glance it isnt defined what R is. Also, the letter S is so cute for me, and looks as spray graphic painting.