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Textura Eszett
My latest project, Puffery, updates the “Olde English” style of blackletter with Roman-based capitals—providing better legibility for those unfamiliar with the classic Fraktur capitals, and also to e…7 -
Re: Anyone paint as an outlet?
I write a lot, with pen and ink, and my writing—even with the usual rollerball pen—is calligraphic, full of swashes, ligatures and flourishes. Making it into a font, well, that’s a long-term goal, an…1 -
Re: How did you used to do interpolations without middle masters?
I always used the Blend tool, too. I often found it necessary to make the heaviest weight non-blendable with the others.1 -
Re: Commissioned Retail Font: questions/seeking advice
Add a zero and consider a time-sensitive licence. If you offer your client two (or more) options, they can choose between, say, a higher cost and full exclusivity, and a lower cost with full rights t…1 -
Re: Best practices for multi-script families
I recommend putting Latin, Cyrillic and Greek in the same font, on the principle that it’s easier for foundry, reseller (if any) and customer to manage and negotiate. I did once split up a family by …2
