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LTTR/INK
Another attempt to provide a way to design type using skeletons: https://www.lttrink.com I haven't tried it yet, partly because I'm not really interested in building letterforms starting fr…3 -
Re: Anatomy of Typography - SHOULDER
The /u has a shoulder. It's just doing a handstand. :smile:5 -
Re: Basic characters for scientific publications
I think this may have been the idea behind the Symbol font that was included in the original PostScript interpreter. That is, it was a font of less-used characters that could be used with other fonts…5 -
Re: Are printed specimens just fun objects or do they really help sell type?
Oops. I guess that didn't work. ::smile: I've got a copy: The Art of the Letter, by Doyald Young, published by Smart Papers (also deceased)2 -
Re: Why does TrueType use quadratic splines?
My understanding is that, although the paths were more difficult to edit, it was computationally more efficient than cubic béziers. Remember, at the time, the use of outline fonts for screen display …5
