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Re: Regular and italic with the same character widths
Uniwidth is a wonderful design feature, especially in this screen age. And if the Italic is a variable axis, it becomes even more crucial. Hopefully your Italic is properly subservient to its Roman (…0 -
Re: Any experiences with the FutureFonts model?
This should answer everything: https://typedrawers.com/discussion/3219/disagree/p1 Unfortunately. It's curious BTW that virtually nobody bangs their fists on the table and demands that people marking…0 -
Re: Any experiences with the FutureFonts model?
Disagreeing with opinions is not disagreement? The only problem with the "negative" buttons is that they hide who hit them; to me that almost prevents me from using them. Almost. I believe…3 -
Re: Italic in variable fonts
As an aside, I don't know whether this is possible, but: slant is ideally not defined as an angle, because that does not fit the grid, and causes more problems the smaller the Em; the "clean&quo…0 -
Re: Join The Digital Currency Revolution: Custom Font for a Bitcoin Startup in Amsterdam:
Smaller sizes need to have looser spacing, greater apertures, bolder shapes, lesser proportion contrast, and greater overshoots. Basically, less drama.0
