Hedgehog Regular

Hedgehog Regular

Hedgehog Regular

 

Hedgehog Regular by Tom Burtonwood

 

 

Download Webfont: Hedgehog Regular Webfont

Hedgehog Regular is a font that i have created replacing each of the key strokes A-Z and a-z with custom made geometric blocks. With this font installed on your operating system you possess the key to encode and decode texts with these blocks.

This font is currently in beta testing stage. It does not contain numerals or special characters and has not been tested extensively but as far as I know is virus free, malware free and will not do nasty things to your computer. If you have any feedback, would like to share any projects you have created using Hedgehog Regular or want to collaborate on future projects of this type (pun) please email me at tom@tomburtonwood.com or look me up on Facebook.

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Hedgehog Regular | 2011 | Typography, Work | Comments (3)

3 Responses to “Hedgehog Regular”

  1. New City: Imaginary Monuments for Chicago_ An Artists’ Project | Tom Burtonwood says:
    September 7, 2011 at 10:55 pm

    [...] The proposed site is that of the Chicago Spire. The modules are derived from my “font” Hedgehog and [...]

  2. Tom Burtonwood | Cipher Text says:
    November 15, 2011 at 1:23 am

    [...] geometric shapes. The QR code uses arbitrary geometric designs to encode urls in a visual form. The Hedgehog font allows myself and others to hide text, phrases and acronyms in plain sight *AND* make nice patterns [...]

  3. Tom Burtonwood | Typeforce 3 at Co-Prosperity Sphere, Chicago, IL 03/30 – 04/13/2012 says:
    March 29, 2012 at 10:14 pm

    [...] six images in the series, each one spelling out a different “Four Letter Word” in my custom typeface. They are printed on Moab Entrada Rag paper, in an edition of 5 prints plus artists proof. If you [...]