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Re: Looking for native Cyrillic readers to take a look at my attempt.
Hmm...I'm neither a native user nor the best judge when it comes to transporting a Bauhaus-style geometric typeface into other alphabets, but do you have a good reason for us to accept your treatment…1 -
Re: How do I start working on italics?
This one is a fundamental for designing Venetian-Garalde hybrids (for LGC) based on seeing numerous Latin, Greek and Cyrillic typefaces: Latin: Uppercase fundamentals: (all have a contrast axis of 30…3 -
Re: After playing with letters for years, here's my first serious attempt at type design - Advices?
@Gianluca Russo Below is a paper from Keith Chi-Hang Tam on sans-serifs. https://www.academia.edu/805630/Calligraphic_tendencies_in_the_development_of_sanserif_types_in_the_twentieth_century And her…1 -
Re: (attempt at) a true reverse contrast Roman
In numerous manuscript traditions using the broadnib pen, I see Greek lowercase with a default of 120-degree stress angle, Greek uppercase+Latin+Cyrillic (both uppercase and lowercase) with a default…2 -
Re: After playing with letters for years, here's my first serious attempt at type design - Advices?
In this work, at least for me, the proportions of a, n, and r are too narrow. The e is too wide, it must be slightly narrower than the o. So far, your s looks quite narrow, but so far, nothing intrus…1
