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Re: Bradbury Thompson, Alphabet 26, 1950 – permissions for book
Considering the various examples which are known to not meet the threshold of originality (see Wikimedia Commons), I would say no. Apparently, there was a case, Boisson v. Banian, which dealt with e…2 -
Re: Knuth Scotch
A brief comment, which does not answer the actual original question, but which perhaps tackles the problem in a different way. You comment that Computer Modern is very spindly. You have a few options…1 -
Re: How's my pixely Greek?
Could easily use work: δ σ ω. Would rather change the μ design a little too but it's reasonable. Greek reader, not native. Query also how you would even do polytonic at this scale (A: you wouldn…1 -
Re: Thoughts on Monotype and its subsidiaries?
It's interesting, because to me, the prevalence of web/cloud fonts represents a sort of "one step forward, two steps back" for small outfits. It's technically possible for anyone…5 -
Re: principles for designing Greek "italics" (aka slanted Greek)
For what it's worth: I far prefer the first of these as a Greek reader, though it's not my native language.1
