The format was actually first drawn by my friend, Kristian Blomberg, whose work you'll find here:
http://runousnoppia.wordpress.com/
Your first stab at the format is, although formally incorrect, quite impressive, as always. You must have already figured out the rule, but I'll state it anyway. The pattern must read three complete words: first, the whole L in itself; then, both the vertical and the horizontal parts, respectively, the latter two sharing a common letter at the angle. (Oh boy, now that was hard to formulate in English!) Then again, all new variations of the original scheme are more than welcome.
3 comments:
brilliant!
this L 2in1 format is cool.
kaksinkertaistaminen
kaksinkertaistaminen
j
ä
l
j
i
t
e
l
m
äänivalta
haha, that probably doesn't work, difficult for me trying Finnish.
you, on the other hand, have a most heightened sense of the infinte nuances with the English tongue!
my hat's off to your amazing haberdasheries!
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The format was actually first drawn by my friend, Kristian Blomberg, whose work you'll find here:
http://runousnoppia.wordpress.com/
Your first stab at the format is, although formally incorrect, quite impressive, as always. You must have already figured out the rule, but I'll state it anyway. The pattern must read three complete words: first, the whole L in itself; then, both the vertical and the horizontal parts, respectively, the latter two sharing a common letter at the angle. (Oh boy, now that was hard to formulate in English!) Then again, all new variations of the original scheme are more than welcome.
cool thanx,
& thanx for the link,
i'll go look.
i especially liked this one, it's a concept i like, the mess of a sage & the resulting message.
homerun for you!
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