Alphabet Soup Part 2 - Improvements

There were some imperfections with my uppercase alphabet  - both on paper and on screen. I originally created the letters using Illustrator and then transferred this onto tracing paper but the crafting of the letters on screen wasn't as effective. There were spacing issues (which I adjusted when tracing) and the letters did not seem to 'flow'. Conversely, the lines smudged using the specific fine liner I was using therefore I hope to re-do this once I have 'fixed' the letters on screen.

Also, I wanted to devise a lowercase alphabet to see if I can maintain a consistent approach and set of rules throughout all of the letterforms. I will then form a sentence or phrase to test the legibility and readability.

Comparing small and large gaps.

The spacing was not consistent through all letterforms and I believe it is far more aesthetically pleasing with a larger gap between each of the lines. It creates a curve which 'flows' whereas the spacing for the letter 'C' does not. I will therefore adjust the letters which do not conform to this rule.

Lower case alphabet

The 'h', 'm', 'u' and 'n' stand out more than the other letters as the lines meet in the middle. I will try to figure out a way to overcome this as I do not want one particular letterform in a word to be the focal point.

How I kept a consistent design

I duplicated, rotated and transformed the lines forming one particular letterform to form another - this keeps the design consistent.