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Re: Sub-Standard Line
As I understand it, the main advantage of standardizing the baselines was to allow differing fonts used in the same line to align well. But the Linotype system precluded that anyway.1 -
Re: Transforming Typeface Design: Moving Beyond Gutenberg and Roman Traditions
If you mean the nowpublishers link, it's because the URL picks up the close-parentheses at the end in Tom's post. Clicking the link then adjusting the url to omit the ) worked for me.2 -
Re: Looking for feedback on my very first typeface.
Good start for a first go! Terminals of C/c and related terminal of G might need rethinking. They seem to fit neither with the closed, DIN like shape of /O nor the quirky flatness you have in /a/e/g/…1 -
Re: type critic: "Wollner" a neo-grotesk (neo grotesque) sans-serif inspired by Alexandre Wollner
Perhaps just lengthening the top horizontal (and potentially the bottom one a tiny bit too) would be enough to give it a substantial-enough width and also address the lean that @"jeremy tribby&q…2 -
Re: type critic: "Wollner" a neo-grotesk (neo grotesque) sans-serif inspired by Alexandre Wollner
Yes, I said too narrow when I meant too wide, and narrowing that middle vertex is exactly how it should be addressed. (Then check if the bottom vertices might be better spread a little wider.)2