Seems like English usually either drops the extra letter (no fullly, seeer) or puts in a hyphen (no goddessship, skulllike). Hmmm, soporifically boring in my opinion. Zzz. (View Post)
Yeah, the /d just looks tipped over, I think because its ascender is too straight. In this case maybe compromising was making the situation worse. I'd try letting the ascender curve more, and making … (View Post)
In the days when italics were new, sloped lowercase letters were often paired with roman caps—in Aldus Manutius's books for example. Delphin jumps to my mind as a modern design that adopts that pairi… (View Post)
Nice work Christian. I particularly found the section on arrangement of contrast helpful, and I am first in line supporting the jettisoning of the "city" nomenclature. For the "serif&q… (View Post)
Do other font editors nowadays use slanted sidebearings like Glyphs has always done, which I find to be an exceedingly convenient graphic representation of the 1/2-x-height convention just alluded to… (View Post)