Sincerely I hope that this question wouldn't offend anyone, especially the Serbia I'm coming from isn't famous for anything similar, but I noticed a big boom of Indonesian releases on MyFonts. There are more then 50 foundries from Indonesia, releasing a tons of script families almost every day.
Since I'm not following so often news from Asian markets, I was wondering what made Indonesia (at least to me) all of sudden country who's having this number of type designers?
Are there maybe any newly formed Universities, conferences, workshops etc that brought this popularity for type design?
Thanks.
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Absolutely true! The Indonesian/Malaysian/Turkish scripts have been transformed into Latin after being written for centuries in Arabic (Quranic) script that is still being used and called Arab Jawi or Pegon as shown in the attached picture
2. https://typedrawers.com/profile/1600/Aditya Bayu
And more here:
http://luc.devroye.org/indonesia.html
Hope to hear from one of them soon here as well as there:
https://typedrawers.com/discussion/3089/arabic-design-contest#late
Adding tails to disconnected letters to make them cursive or changing tails of Cursive letters, without changing their letter-heads, to make them more attractive?
Latin letters = 34 stand-alone shapes = 26 (A-Z) + 8 (a+b+d+e+g+h+q+r) not taking the differences in the other 18.
3. How do the crooks justify changing cultural diversity?
1. Syamsi Namela [Nur Syamsi] > http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-102116.html
2. Panca Ahmadi > http://luc.devroye.org/fonts-102412.html
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https://t.me/FlowerCrosswords/57 = https://t.me/FonJawi/537
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