From: Michael Brady <bradydesign-AT-embarqmail.com>
Date: 30 Jul 2009 13:40:04 UTC   (04:40:04 PM in author's locale)
To: The Graphics List <graphics-AT-lists.graphicslist.org>

Hey, folks,

Just want to mention I found a very intriguing font called Aierbazzi.
The designer Roberto Cecchi drew different individual floral shapes,
such as a single stem or leaf, and assigned them to glyphs. Then he
gave the glyphs a width of zero, which means that when you type
several characters-leaf shapes, they pile up on top of each other and
form bouquet or single stem with many thing sticking out of it.
Because they are individual parts, you can apply different colors to
each part, making the single bunch multicolored.

It's available at Dafont.com

www.dafont.com/roberto-cecchi.d1969

The designer's site is

www.civico201.com/

Lots of nice things there. Noodle around and see what he's up to.

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Michael Brady
michaelb-AT-michaelbradydesign.com
considerthepreposition.blogspot.com/

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