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Hello everyone!
I’m a font enthusiast, particularly drawn to typefaces under the Open Font License (Github). In my spare time, I enjoy reviving historical fonts, focusing mainly on designs from the late 19th and ear…1 -
Re: A new Art Deco, and the hunt for Broadway Greek/Cyrillic
Please read my article about Schwa. https://taft.work/schwaedesign It could be number 1 among the versions you made. Additionally, it would look good to raise the middle line a little higher.1 -
Re: A new Art Deco, and the hunt for Broadway Greek/Cyrillic
That new option 7 looks best to me, with option 5 in second place.5 -
Re: Free open source tool for making color font
Now I can create a variable color v0 font from Fontforge and ttx only without requiring intermediation by opentype-svg and nanoemoji ,1 -
Re: Diacritics size on capital vs Lowercase in Vietnamese
If you're creating a compact display typeface, consider looking to Vietnamese signage for creative ideas for how to crush the living hell out of those capital accent stacks.4 -
Re: Diacritics size on capital vs Lowercase in Vietnamese
Also seems to work with .cap1 -
Re: Diacritics size on capital vs Lowercase in Vietnamese
I recommended .case because FontLab uses it to make accented caps when those character cells are activated—a time-saver.1 -
Re: Diacritics size on capital vs Lowercase in Vietnamese
Given that your typeface features fat and wide capital letters, it’s crucial to design separate marks for uppercase and lowercase letters. Ensure that your diacritics follow the correct glyph naming …1 -
Re: Diacritics size on capital vs Lowercase in Vietnamese
It’s OK to make capital diacritics wider/shallower, in general, not just for Vietnamese. When you create a separate set of diacritics for capitals, name them .case1 -
Re: Fonnts.com free downloads
If you want to move your fonts higher in search results, get blogging.3
