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Re: Favorite ultralight diacritical marks
Here are a couple of ideas, suggested by the headline style of Paris Match, 1964. 1. A font that removes diacritics, as a stylistic set. 2. Horizontal line that represents acute, grave and circumflex…3 -
Re: Random glyph variation to mimic handwritten font
I don’t know how the <rand> supporting layout apps work to do that, but I doubt it has the effect which we desire, which is the non-repetition of identical glyphs for the same character, in clo…2 -
Re: Is this a Gill Sans Variant?
Here’s another with stylistic variants, from the 1930s. Both geometric; I would sub-categorize them as neoclassical and art deco.The neoclassical one is Kabel, or a clone thereof.2 -
Re: Is this a Gill Sans Variant?
Yes, it’s Monotype’s “infant” Gill, with the single-bowl /a and /g, which found popularity as an adult face in mid-century-modern France and Germany, being slightly more continental and “Futuristic” …9 -
Re: Goldman Sans?
I don’t see much news in this design.The legibility thing, with big x-height, serifed /i and tailed /l, is old hat.Recently, a corporate sans included different versions for text and display, that wa…1
