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Re: State of the art in AI image generation as we go into 2026.
I wasn’t counting those as use restrictions. They’re distribution restrictions (see my previous comment about possible OFL distribution restrictions being applicable to AI-generated derivative work).1 -
Re: State of the art in AI image generation as we go into 2026.
Google Fonts are under the Open Font License, so doesn’t restrict any kind of use. What’s interesting about that license is that it permits creation of derivative works so long as those are also unde…5 -
Re: State of the art in AI image generation as we go into 2026.
‘Make a typeface specimen graphic showing the alphabet in uppercase and lowercase. The background is white, and the characters are black. The typeface is in a style of lettering you’ve never seen bef…1 -
Re: Introducing Colr Pak - a free open source editor for COLR v0 and v1 fonts
That may be a reason, but I don’t think it is the main reason. Beyond emoji, there are very few examples of colour fonts, which also explains why they are not much used. It isn’t a coincidence that c…2 -
Re: State of the art in AI image generation as we go into 2026.
I did scroll down through all the images in the presentation, and it would be churlish not to acknowledge that the sheer productiveness and surface sheen is impressive. But they are also 100% pastich…1
