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Re: Examples of Greek capital ου ligature wanted
For that author, if it is a letter, it could only be either Latin, Greek or Hebrew. But, since the “LATIN CAPITAL LETTER OU” is a rather modern invention (the idea of it being borrowed from either th…1 -
Re: Drawing greek letters
Want to just look into the Unicode standard yourself?It’s not all that difficult.0 -
Re: Drawing greek letters
There are many weight distribution issues especially in the bold cut; e.g. with G, K, M, N, R, S, X, Y, Z; capital Sigma, Xi, Psi and others. Gamma is too wide, Phi and Omega are unbalanced. K/Kappa …3 -
Re: Tagging and cataloging PDF type specimens
A bullet-proof method of organizing your informations would be to rely on a specific folder structure and on a file name nomenclature, entirely. Because these settings can not get lost, practically.Y…0 -
Re: A new Art Deco, and the hunt for Broadway Greek/Cyrillic
… that doesn’t make anything better or more convincing. Nor do I believe that any english speaker brings hryvnia over his tongue without accident.0
