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Re: Ysabeau: A faithful sans companion to Garamond, now on Google Fonts
Hi Marc, the Office cut doesn't refer to MS Office so much as actual offices in that it presents a somewhat more sober, more conventional face than the default cut, as might be desirable for «workhor…1 -
Re: A drop cap font for Garamontio
Many letters don't look particularly Garamond to me (e.g., /R/, /S/). Why not start with the shapes of your regular caps?1 -
Re: Paramond — an extreme display serif
One place where I didn't expect to find Cormorant is beaming from a banner above Zürich's most famous shopping street... They also use Cormorant extensively, including for editorial design, on their …3 -
Re: When designing italics should a curve's side handles be 90º or slanted to the italic angle?
I'm very surprised to hear vertical handles are the norm. I always do slanted handles because the Glyphs tutorials seem to suggest that...? Something to do with sidebearings not being well-defined ot…1 -
Re: Eau de Garamond — a sans distilled from the essence of Garamond
So apparently my 11 weights of Ysabeau can't be ingested into Google Fonts because the weight classes can only range from 100 to 900 in integer steps of 100. D'oh!I'm thinking of either redefining th…1
