Headland
Gary Lonergan
Posts: 8
Some of you will know me from Typophile where I posted some type designs. Well I have finally completed Headland which is now available for use and download at Google fonts. http://www.google.com/webfonts/specimen/Headland+One
A big big thank you to Eben Sorkin without whom the project would not have been possible.
A big big thank you to Eben Sorkin without whom the project would not have been possible.
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As my intention is to also develop Headland as a text typeface for print I would welcome any feedback and comments regarding things that could be improved or included.0
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This is good! You should indeed develop it further and offer it for proper sale. It is deserves a better venue than Google.0
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Headland One is useful from very small sizes to headlines.
What makes this typeface useful at headline sizes? Its contrast is low, its letters are wide, its serifs are chunky, its x-height is gigantic, and its extenders are short. If anything this a face best used at smaller text sizes.0 -
I'm Gary Lonergan James B. Thanks for the feedback James P yes I there will be much more refinement in the print version.
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Well, I always do mine more like /acute, but more upright and smaller, but I do not do serious typefaces. František Štorm did it like this:
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In regards to the dcaron, lcaron, tcaron, I used the information here as my starting point. diacritics.typo.cz/index.php?id=54
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I've followed the lead of Peter Biľak in making it non-curly, more like an accent than an apostrophe:1
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(Bodoni Egyptian.)0 -
I've followed the lead of Peter Biľak in making it non-curly, more like an accent than an apostrophe:
Early on I decided Peter Biľak was probably the world's foremost authority on the lcaron, and that I shouldn't ever do anything he wouldn't do.1 -
Does that special caron have its own Unicode location? If not, it should.0
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Does that special caron have its own Unicode location? If not, it should.
It should, but it doesn’t. In practice this isn’t too bad because it’s only used for a few letters in one language and so a combining mark is not needed in fonts anyway.0
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