Theunis de Jong

We all quite chuffed: absent zany pangram joke vexes us.

The /g and /y may work better with a flat bottom instead of the current curved one. Then you can also shorten /p and /q by a single one of your units. Admittedly, it would make them go less deep than…

No, the Nazca lines are officially called geoglyphs. I think a group of them is what is known as a "geofont". You need a pretty large printer for these fonts.

.. It's an open source font so I didn't actually have to browse the binary :pensive: Judging from https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-sans-pro/blob/ef7ab8e7338079e2ddfa5b3012640f5d79e6284…

Making some glyphs wider – or narrower, come to think of it – would make your font unusable if its purpose is for use in monospace environments. Any basic code editor would not be able to work with i…