Cohn Black

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by Cohnisgone

See also Cohn Black Italic by Cohnisgone.

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Created on 4th June 2014. Last edited on 8th June 2014.
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13 Comments

A very pretty serif face. 10/10+fav

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 6th june 2014

Sweet. Very nice job.

Comment by SymbioticDesign 6th june 2014

Thank you both.

Comment by Cohnisgone 6th june 2014

Nice work. I wonder if the S and k could be a bit stronger...

Comment by p2pnut 6th june 2014

Thanks for the suggestion p2pnut. I must admit that I was not very pleased with the k I'd made. I've swiftly changed both letters.

Comment by Cohnisgone 6th june 2014

Comment by Cohnisgone 6th june 2014

I think the ﬁ could be a little improved if the f didn't connect with the i, making it look more like the ﬀ.

Comment by minidonut 7th june 2014

And if you want to know how I inserted those characters: ampersand-name-semicolon.

Comment by minidonut 7th june 2014

Thanks minidonut I changed ﬁ(let's see if you were lying). At first I wanted to make something different than the ligatures that these fonts normally have, but I realised that my fi didn't look good because of it.

Comment by Cohnisgone 7th june 2014

Lookin' good :)

Comment by p2pnut 7th june 2014

It's ampersand-filig-semicolon, not amperand-fi-semicolon (the lig stands for ligature, this also occurs with

Comment by minidonut 7th june 2014

okay, that last part didn't show correctly, I meant

Comment by minidonut 7th june 2014

Sigh.

Comment by minidonut 7th june 2014

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