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F is for Falcon
The Peregrine Falcon is one of the swiftest, fastest birds in existence. This needs a little working out, though I think this could be a great opportunity to introduce oblique characters. If the letters were disproportionately inked/printed, if it were … Continue reading
P is for Peafowl
We have some good ‘P’s already but I wanted to get this one out of the system, an almost symmetrical composition. Some further exploration needs to be done on the characters that make the feathers. I currently enjoy the simplicity … Continue reading
V is for Viper
I thought a Viper may be nice, mostly as the European Viper is one of the three native species of reptile in the UK and its protected. Other more common Vipers are endangered because of their soft skin, they have … Continue reading
S is for SNAKE scamp by Guy Featherstone
A little obvious in execution this one but if it were produced with the correct characters then it could be rather charming. It would also be nice to play with the volume of ink to maximise the show of wood … Continue reading
B is for BEAR scamp by Guy Featherstone
Not sure about this one. I’m mostly a fan of the ones which are super simple, 2-3 characters max! However, this could be fun if it were produced actual bear paw size. The characters chosen are those from the Gothic … Continue reading
B is for BAT scamp by Guy Featherstone
There are too many animals for this letter ‘B’. Spiky terminals on Tuscan characters simply reflect and embody that of the wings of a bat. This can be achieved through the use of some Antique Tuscan and Gothic Tuscan letters, … Continue reading