the "f and t" could really both be a f or t i think. and if it is an o then cool, but it could also be anything else with a circular bottom. those are all letters i had trouble with cropping also
The f and t next to each other look too similar and I'm not quite sure which is which. You could probably crop a few letters down more such as the q and maybe cropping a different part of the g
my guesses are the same but I get confused about the f and t (or H) next to each other too. The crossbar is not specific enough for us to know if we are not familiar with this font. I really like your S and e, they are pushed really far but you show the distinct parts of them that are uniform for any font so they make sense.
Not sure on that last one, could go either way. And the only reason I guess 't' on the second line is because you've already used the 'f' and I'm assuming you wouldn't repeat it. Pretty sure about the H, as the crossbar seems to be rather long to be a 't' or 'f'.
ok... I've probably been looking at letters for too long... I think yours might be a bit more confusing because you removed the bounding box. So when I look at that t that could be an f, it looks to me like you actually left some white space on top to show it wasn't an f, but that got lost when you took out the box. The other one has to be an H based on proportions of that crossbar. So my guesses are:
gdkf RptH esQo
Actually, that last one was the toughest one for me, but then I noticed that the curve tapers towards junctions, so that eliminated a lot of other possibilities. Great job!
The S is a cropped super tight but it makes it real interesting wants you figure out the letter. I think you did a good job of cropping them all to the extreme.
ok here we go...
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the "f and t" could really both be a f or t i think. and if it is an o then cool, but it could also be anything else with a circular bottom. those are all letters i had trouble with cropping also
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e s q o
The f and t next to each other look too similar and I'm not quite sure which is which. You could probably crop a few letters down more such as the q and maybe cropping a different part of the g
my guesses are the same but I get confused about the f and t (or H) next to each other too. The crossbar is not specific enough for us to know if we are not familiar with this font. I really like your S and e, they are pushed really far but you show the distinct parts of them that are uniform for any font so they make sense.
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ReplyDeleteR p t H
e s/S Q U/O
Not sure on that last one, could go either way. And the only reason I guess 't' on the second line is because you've already used the 'f' and I'm assuming you wouldn't repeat it. Pretty sure about the H, as the crossbar seems to be rather long to be a 't' or 'f'.
ok... I've probably been looking at letters for too long... I think yours might be a bit more confusing because you removed the bounding box. So when I look at that t that could be an f, it looks to me like you actually left some white space on top to show it wasn't an f, but that got lost when you took out the box. The other one has to be an H based on proportions of that crossbar. So my guesses are:
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RptH
esQo
Actually, that last one was the toughest one for me, but then I noticed that the curve tapers towards junctions, so that eliminated a lot of other possibilities. Great job!
silvia.
g d k f r p f t e s q o
ReplyDeleteThe S is a cropped super tight but it makes it real interesting wants you figure out the letter. I think you did a good job of cropping them all to the extreme.
g d k f R p t H e S Q o
ReplyDeleteReally good cropping. I also had a lot of trouble with the the 7th and 8th croppings and wondered between t, f, and H.
g d kf R p t H e S Q o
ReplyDeleteI really liked your e. It took me a while to figure it out. Tricky!