Ori Ben-Dor

First, Frank-Rühl rose to dominance long before private computers (or any computers). Second, when ordinary Israelis use word processors (usually MS Word), they rarely use Frank-Rühl (if anything, Da… (View Post)

@"Scott-Martin Kosofsky", what am I missing? I'm not arguing with you. I'm just offering the Israeli perspective. In my initial post I said "[i]f you want it to appeal to Israelis as a… (View Post)

@"John Savard" I think it's more nuanced that you make it sound. It's not about ditching calligraphic influences or traditional text styles altogether, it's more about expecting some sturdi… (View Post)

Hey Andreas, I'm a "native" Hebrew reader and I like it! Easy-to-fix issues: — Hebrew looks too large next to Latin & numerals. — The alef looks shorter than other letters. — The ayin l… (View Post)

As much as your ₪ masters are nice & well-drawn on their own, I don't think they match your Latin & figures so well, I'm afraid. First, they "follow the pen" much more than the Lati… (View Post)