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Re: Hello there, anyone up for a review, I could use some advice :)
/a’s hood could carry more weight, esp. given how the shoulders of /n etc. look. My eye kind of catches on that little notch at top left of /t. The space after /r (as in learning) is a problem. None …4 -
Re: Letterform Innovation?
I imagine it'd be interesting to put the simplified writing forms (and their echoes in type) in the context of the drive for universal public education in the late 19th/early 20th centuries.1 -
Re: Typeface Feedback
To my eye the shapes are changing too much as they add weight: The light /s is tall and leans backwards; the heavy /s is wide and feels skewed diagonally. The light /e has an almost cartoonish large …2 -
Re: The Washington Post has gone all fonty
Maybe so. They appear to get eBay, mRNA, and bell hooks correct! Is the term "x-height" unique in the degree of its self-referentiality? To me it is not just better left lowercase, but actu…1 -
Re: The Washington Post has gone all fonty
Irks me that they capitalize "X height", even as they define it as "literally the height of a lowercase letter x compared to a capital one"!2
