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Re: Examples of Greek capital ου ligature wanted
For that author, if it is a letter, it could only be either Latin, Greek or Hebrew. But, since the “LATIN CAPITAL LETTER OU” is a rather modern invention (the idea of it being borrowed from either th…1 -
Re: Palatino in book publishing
I have never – never – heard someone calling Palatino a “German Garamond”. Would be nonsense, anyway. Greetings from Germany.4 -
Re: Blatant rip-off: a story
it is a depressing story. But on the other hand, if this may give you some little consolation, the guy has proven that he is the worm in this case, and you are the master. Someone once said (I forgot…1 -
Re: What AI tools does the font community need?
I quite enjoy spacing and practise it with the best possible concentration, because it is a pivotal part of a design. I too enjoy kerning to some extend because it gives ‘the icing on the cake’ of sp…6 -
Re: Tironian et ⁊ in Garamond
I would revise the figure glyphs carefully, and take one or more looks at original specimen of Stempel Garamond (e.g. here). Especially in the case of the oldstyle zero.1
