Chris D

OP Thank you for asking this question, I have often wondered the same myself and it's great to read the responses. I'm 35 myself, and though I've studied letters all my life (from pouring over type s… (View Post)

Could I throw another question into the mix, to those who have published multiple typefaces (particularly retail): - What percentage of time do you spend on supporting your published fonts, vs. desig… (View Post)

I think the advantage with the new /M is that it has a more distinct shape, so it's easier to make out the unique shape of a word. (When we read, we don't read individual letters in a sentence one at… (View Post)

About /M too, maybe you can flip the /W design and use that as a base? It might be the square shape of it that's making me see an /N. Might also help resolve @"Simon Cozens"' earlier commen… (View Post)

Wow this is an interesting design. As much as I love the /M, I do read it as a /N at a small size. But I really like the experimentation. I wonder if widening the glyph might help distinguish it? A l… (View Post)