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I know a lot of people here are liking the two-story, more quirky “g,” but if it means anything I am not particularly fond of it. For me personally, it almost feels backwards as if it is sitting between being a standard “g” and wanting to be a two story “g.”Have you considered a Hobo-like approach (albeit still descending)? This would also allow that tight pinch at the joint which is rather prominent throughout your lowercase.
Just an idea! Fun stuff so far though.
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That's quite nice. I think I'll work it up and include it as a third g style set
I have done that style in an as-yet unreleased family:
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Was thinking you could also add a tight pinch in the existing /g, perhaps here
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I agree with @Craig Eliason and I feel like that ear could also be a bit tighter where it joins the bowl.0
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For me (as a spanish speaker) the inverted tail direction that Matthew suggested, makes me see it as /q instead of a /g1
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Craig; I have taken the g in a bit in the middle. Your idea is a bit too extreme.
Original on the left, amended preferred in the middle and too extreme right.2 -
Standard g plus earless g for diacritics. I think this is OK.5
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