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Re: Color font with overlapping letters
I’ve suggested the layering as Tim explained a couple of times as it is tremendously useful (for overlaps like here or for drop shadows or for connected scripts). For Latin fonts, this could be worke…2 -
Re: What are the differences between WOFF and WOFF2 and any hinting advice
WOFF is only a compression format. The font inside is not changed at all. Somehow you put different font into each container. How did you make them?1 -
Re: Is German Not in Need of a New Letter?
As fare as my understanding of the matter goes it should be: Eſsſaal. The round (not long) ‘s’ is also called „Schluss-s“ (End-s). It only ever happens on the end if a word (including the end of the …1 -
Re: Your most valuable Tips & Tricks in Type Design!
What I like to tell beginners is to start with a rather simple design in a regular weight. Not to stifle creativity but getting to a point where they can see and understand the relationship between w…6 -
Re: What is your standard Latin character set?
You don't need a Gtilde glyph. There is no unicode for it so the standard encoding is a G and a tildecomb. All you need to do is to add a mark feature.2
