What, no Covfefe font yet?
Nick Shinn
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I’m surprised. Google has nothing, not even a freebie.
But if you’re wracking your brains for new typeface names and draw the line at trumpery, here are some ideas from a June 1968 ad in Art Direction magazine:
But if you’re wracking your brains for new typeface names and draw the line at trumpery, here are some ideas from a June 1968 ad in Art Direction magazine:
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Say what you want about the man but that signature is dynamite... This guy is a high energy covfefe drinker.
Which always reminds me of the famous Plessey Company logo:
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I also think we need Drumpf Gothic in blackletter!1
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Be sure it supports Cyrillic!
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If you are looking for the 1906 Earthquake in San Francisco, you are slipping in the right direction ;-)
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It's what plants crave.
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Chris Drabsch said:I also think we need Drumpf Gothic in blackletter!
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Now, if you could weaponize it with some code that would blow up the computer of any neo-nazi who attempts to use it.
Or at least, mess with the text like Amy Papaelias: http://typographica.org/on-typography/handwriting-fonts-with-something-to-say/0 -
Nick Shinn said:Now, if you could weaponize it with some code that would blow up the computer of any neo-nazi who attempts to use it.
Or at least, mess with the text like Amy Papaelias: http://typographica.org/on-typography/handwriting-fonts-with-something-to-say/
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At the very least, “Trump” would always be rendered as “Drumpf”, on brand.
I would recommend putting that in the <rlig> feature, so that it can’t be turned off, rather than <calt> or <liga>.1 -
I'm OK with the Latin characters for a gothic font, I have already traced the outlines of a suitable set of letters from photographs of contemporaneous documents, they need a lot of tidying up but thats OK.
What I have a problem with is the fact that Cyrillic has changed a lot since the 14th century. I only have one example of the lettering and it is only a scrap with not many characters. But the letters appear very different from what they should be according to the translation.
I wonder if it would be better to butcher some modern Cyrillic characters to look Gothic or to go with the actual letterforms from that era which most Russians won't understand.
If anyone has any links to photos of old Cyrillic documents I would be grateful.
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@Paul Miller: The Cyrillic alphabet went through an alphabet reform under Peter the Great circa 1708. I think you are talking about the Old Church Slavonic style of Cyrillic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reforms_of_Russian_orthography
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Yes I know about the reform, that is the problem, some old characters were removed from use and some new characters were introduced and some characters were changed.
I think i will just butcher modern Cyrillic to make it look like a Gothic style and add a few of the ancient characters which were taken out by Peter the Great.
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But why would a Putin era require Slavonic or anything prior to the 20th Century? The point of this topic is Trump and Putin, not Peter the Great.0
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МДКЭ ДМЭЯIСД GЯЭДТ ДGДIИ
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Christian Thalmann said:МДКЭ ДМЭЯIСД GЯЭДТ ДGДIИ
The Я character was introduced by Peter the Great and the Д character was triangular similar to an A character in the 14th Century.0 -
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[aj əˈsɯwm jɻ̩ ɻiˈfɝːɻɪŋ tʰɯw ˌajpʰiːˈej]?
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Ճասթ րիիտ իթ:0
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Paul —Ўай нот сўич то ҙе беттер элфебет проперли наў ҙет ўи ар эт ит?“Why not switch to the better alphabet properly now that we are at it?”
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Samuil Simonov said:
[eːj meər] [kɑʃˈkɑ nɑm bɛrdiːm a dzyˈbroːr əm bliŋ]
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Chris Lozos said:But why would a Putin era require Slavonic or anything prior to the 20th Century? The point of this topic is Trump and Putin, not Peter the Great.
But having decided to do it I am going to do it properly and there will be no sabotage of the text using Open Type features to replace one set of words with another.
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