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Baybayin Modern Club Fontby ~Nordenx

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Download it here in DA: [link]

I created true type fonts (TTF) I called "Baybayin Modern" to use in modern art. The fonts are stylized modern composite of many examples from the past but the style is based primarily on my calligraphy work and handwriting. The font is calligraphic & artistic representations and the characters’ shapes, sizes and weights have been made uniform in order to present a neat and elegant printed appearance.

If used in your artwork, please include a credit and/or link back to either the blog ( [link] ) or my DA page.

The Style (Club)

"Club" is pronounced "Cloob" in the Spanish fashion.

I visited the Philippines exactly around this time last year (July to August of 2010). While in Manila, my business partners and I held our weekly business meetings at Club Filipino, an exclusive members-only social club and recreational facility. Established in 1898 as an elite Filipino country gentlemen's organization, the club has developed a reputation for being a meeting ground for Filipino political progressives throughout its history.

I noticed Club Filipino's logo on a wrought iron gate and on their restaurant's napkins. I started scribbling a new font design based on the two baybayin characters ka & pi emblazoned in front of their logo.

© All of Nordenx Baybayin Modern Fonts are for personal and non-commercial use only. Please contact me at nordenx@yahoo.com for any inquiries about commercial use and licensing for branding, printing, publications, and/or other electronic applications.

~Issa-chan96 Jun 8, 2012

Kuya....paano po yung kudlit?

~Nordenx Jun 11, 2012 Professional General Artist

Lower case vowel keys (e, i, o, and u) types kudlit markers.
Upper case vowel keys (A, E, I, O, and U) types vowel syllable characters.

A complete list of keys is posted here: [link]

~Yasutsuna Feb 15, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Thank you, these fonts are great! Will definitely give you credit for the work once I'm done with mine. Which will take a while... (^-^);

~taks0not Jul 15, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thank you for your help. I will gladly post your link when i use it.

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