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Blowfish Inline

Blowfish Inline™

by Robert Petrick
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Blowfish Inline Font Family was designed by Robert Petrick and published by Robert Petrick. Blowfish Inline contains 1 styles.

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About Blowfish Inline Font Family


"Blowfish Inline" is a new addition to my Blowfish Family. Based on my original Blowfish design I have created a more illustrative form. I think it adds to the feeling of "Classic" and extends it's functionality and novelty.- Robert W. Petrick

Designers: Robert Petrick

Publisher: Robert Petrick

Foundry: Robert Petrick

Design Owner: Robert Petrick

MyFonts debut: Nov 5, 2013

Blowfish Inline™ is a trademark of Robert Petrick.

About Robert Petrick

When I was in High school I was picked to design the logo & cover for my school play which was “On the Waterfront”. Unfortunately, I don't have a copy. I credit that piece as the beginning of my fascination with hand lettering and how it can help to convey not only meaning but passion, power etc. Not to mention introducing me to the pure pleasure of working with letters. From there I began my journey into lettering and font design. In my long graphic career I mostly focused on the entertainment industry creating logos and film title design for the music & video industry, anything that was fun. This is what I bring to my font designing. Entertainment is still my focus, plus a long study and ongoing experiments with the letter form. I am also a painter and these two passions have rivaled for my attention, over the last 40 years, as my website shows. See more of my work at: https://rwpstudionyc.wixsite.com/wordart https://rwpstudionyc.wixsite.com/letteringandlogos http://rwpstudionyc.wixsite.com/photographics https://rwpstudionyc.wixsite.com/robertpetrickart Also check me out on Facebook “Font and Letter Form Experiment”.

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