For what it's worth, the display face is Piranesi from the ATF catalog (specimen available here).I might be making a complete fool out of myself, but the body text does not appear to be any of the &q… (View Post)
It is with some trepidation that I submit my design for critique, since several of this forum's esteemed contributors expressed some strong opinions about essentially derivative typefaces, superfluou… (View Post)
I'm not sure what do you mean by "this glyph": the regular, single ł or the esoteric and perplexing ł_ł. According to my quick-and-dirty analysis of data from an open Polish dictionary, the… (View Post)
The letter ł itself was introduced to Polish orthography in the early 16th century. Behold its print debut: It is very difficult, however, to find early examples of ł_ł pair in manuscripts and old b… (View Post)
As a proud representative of ze Poles, I would consider only #5 to be remotely acceptable. However, in a normal reading context it would certainly drive my attention away from the text. Since there i… (View Post)