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Letterink on Kickstarter
Filip Zajac
Posts: 30
<div><div><evangelist intro></div><div> Dear type designers, hear the truth of skeletons. They are revealing from the closets to your favourite type-design software. The world of type design will be no more like before. Therefore, save your files and convert to skeletons.</div><div> <evangelist intro></div></div>
Just short entry:
After two years of the research stage, Letterink is ready for the main release. Hence we would like to make a Kickstarter campaign.
I have written an article about our ambitions for the Kickstarter, why it has taken so much time, and of course, I am trying to convince the community that it's worth to support the project.
I am looking forward to the discussion. Especially I am wondering what do you think about brush/nib (shapes), stroke styles and components.
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I don't have a simple answer to this. But if I try to conclude I would say that Glyphs has the best support out there.