Hello guys,
I used my Sunday time in lockdown (measures are more loose over here) to go through my hometown and gather some material of how Cyrillic is actually used here. I know some font designers like to look at hand drawn letterforms, so I picked the most everyday ones I could find and put them in a huge PDF (500 MB) so you can look at everything in detail. Hope this helps!
I take no sides in the whole "BG vs RUS Cyrillic debate", it's just how I choose to roll.
The document includes commentary and some translations (and some fonts I worked on
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https://we.tl/t-7bbmsrFv6o
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But would it be possible to also provide maybe a quarter-resolution version? The huge size will scare some people off.
I am showing this, because, for most people, this is the starting point for developing their handwriting, as you can see in the examples. This is reinforced when their children start learning the alphabet. Some, like me, use a "print" version of the letters, which you can also see in some of the examples.