A nice design with Art Deco touches, tall-ish and narrow-ish it has great architectural quality. It looks like stained-glass panels, screen printed text, stylish enamel jewelry. I love the @ :)

I noticed! It’s been in my faves since last week.

How about this kind of "&" ?

I feel your pain and frustration. Fontstruct used to be a lot more vibrant and friendly place a few years ago. At present we experiencing a cold intermediary period of indifference before things will warm up again.

Nice design that nearly avoided the monotony of parallel strokes. Some of the diagonals are thinner than other strokes - the issue could be remedied by using composite bricks and/or nudging. Letters with pointed top and bottom may need a bit of overshoot. 10/10 

I hadn't realised that my comment was not posted :/ Yes, its a bit quiet but we seem to have slow improvments. Even newcomers create exciting fonts now :) I hope they "fall in FontStruct love" like we did  °৴°

I like the last design from you and Aeolien, it keeps the basic shapes of angles with lines on upright edges. Your second is nice but you have no horizonals in any other central position.

They are not bad :) but those with the horizontal lines won't fit too well. The right one is good.

I added three more designs for you to look at based on the 'marquise diamond' shape of the original.

This looks good :)

At school I learned the Greek and Russian alphabets in art lessons but its long ago :| Your letters look good.  Could you add the € please and re-check the diacritics on a and i ;)

Nice shape, the font has my 10-10. Not just a and i need accents, the c needs the circumflex. I can't comment on the Russian because I don't know it.

Interesting design. I would remove the left straight stroke from the &, though, i.e., your original far right design in the image above is more accurate. As for the Cyrillic . . . it looks fine to me. I would make the 'K" the same as the Latin 'K', though. And, if this isn't monospaced, I would widen the Cyrillic 'De', i.e., make it the same as the 'El', but with the base. Also, why are the descenders of 'Scha' and 'Tse' angled? They should mirror 'Dzhe' and 'De', or vice versa.

Oops, I meant 'Shcha'.

Maybe the angled descenders are based on Russian handwriting forms.

Great, there is the € :)

I'm enjoying the progress on this one, but the W seems a bit dense to me. It's the only latin letter with three long parallel stalks – too much ink?

Missing accents on some letters.

I think that Meek is right, the Ww looks 'squeezed', there isn't much white space. Can you make a Ww where the center vertical ends on your center horizontal guide line (where X and 8 have their cross)

Like my greek alphabet?

Congratulations on the TP. You worked a long time and you didn't get discouraged. The font is great, well done. :) You just have to add â, í and î. Yes, that Ww is good :)

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