Translated from the original German description: Somehow this has been my way lately, getting ideas for fonts. Someone has a picture of an obviously hand-drawn logo and is desperately looking for the font used. And I tell myself, "Well, I want to see how fast I can make a font from such a logo. So that is how this font originated and since I did not necessarily want to use the name of the company behind the logo for the name of my font, I once again looked in my list of solved captchas that I have jotted down, from the time where words were used from scanned books.

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