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This is a glyph from the CoCo Flowerfont.
CoCo Flowerfont is a collaborative photofont project created by participants at FontConf at the CoCoMSP workspace in St. Paul, MN on 6.19.10.
The softly scented letter you see here is part of an flower-alphabet that was created by about 40 people under the direction of alphabetician Chank Diesel. An open source OpenType version is in the works, but for now, here is a pretty letter portrait for you.
Coco's puppies came in for their booster vaccination. One of them in particular held a grudge but the rest were super brave. Cutest litter ever. :-)
She loves being outside, she has to be on her harness and leash though, otherwise she'll beat up every other cat in the neighbourhood, and I'm really not interested in the vet bills that will bring. She is the sweetest cat towards people, but towards other cats she's not very nice!
Von den Franzosen errichtet, von den Amerikanern neu erbaut, dient Coco Prison heute als Museum. Mit Folter-Szenen wird "die Grausamkeit des südvietnamesichen Puppet-Regime" während des amerikanischen Kriegs verdeutlicht. Zahlreiche Fluchtversuche durch Tunnelgrabunge gelangen, da "das Perteikomittee der Subdivision dies als höchste Form des Kampfes" für Insassen festgelegt hatte.
This is a glyph from the CoCo Flowerfont.
CoCo Flowerfont is a collaborative photofont project created by participants at FontConf at the CoCoMSP workspace in St. Paul, MN on 6.19.10.
The softly scented letter you see here is part of an flower-alphabet that was created by about 40 people under the direction of alphabetician Chank Diesel. An open source OpenType version is in the works, but for now, here is a pretty letter portrait for you.
Coco has been gone since the end of last summer. I think one of my neighbors might have her. I miss her.