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Re: Alternate Helvetica /a?
As I understand it, the perfect terminals on Helvetica are from the digital era. Here is a couple examples I could find of a similar specimen from Letterform Archive, one with obvious non-horizontal …3 -
Re: Variable Fonts In Use
Goodhertz uses variable fonts so extensively that they developed an open-source engine that can animate them. In Tupe, they used a variable font to communicate the level of the effects. More subtly, …3 -
Re: Returning to Type Design After 20-Year Hiatus
James Edmonson of OH no Type Co. recently did a series on Instagram about making a typeface. It's worthwhile to watch it, even if you're experienced. I needed the reminder to push past the little voi…5 -
Re: AlphabetMagic. My first AI experiment
Disclaimer: I'm not an expert, so I know little about neural networks and such. I don't know what software you use, but behind the scenes most AIs are like a variable font with hundreds of levers - t…1 -
Geometric Blackletter
This is a mostly useless font, created for fun. It's approximately a take on Fraktur, but quite a few solutions required divergent designs. This is not designed for legibility, it's designed for aest…2