Alternatives to the "a" at the " * " (more classic) or the " % " (more modern). Diacritics and other glyphs coming soon.

Thanks, master. As the great Neil Young sang, "It's better to burn out / Than to fade away" ("Hey Hey, My, My").
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY5x8pF512k&feature=fvwrel

@LexKominek: Thanks a lot, master. I am glad you liked this font. Truly, I was very undecided how to make the letter "a", so I have put here the three solutions that I came. I agree with you that the "a" more classic is certainly the most artistic, but it presents some difficulties for readability when it is used in long texts. For headlines, using it is spectacular.

@meek: Sorry! Sample changed.
@xeno: Thank you for your undeserved compliments, I'm just a learner.

@bomiya: Many Thanks, I hope you'll like my works. I like yours.
@aphoria: Hahahaha! At the first look, I think you're talking about the font... but you're making a joke about the tale! Thanks, master. And what can I write now? Something like: "All the better to read with, my child."?

@bomiya, @ naveenchandru: Thanks, thank you very much for your support and kindly comments. The fonts that we do here needs you!

@meek​​: Thanks for the new TP. Honestly, I never thought I would draw in this way blackletters, and now you have given me a second star for making some of them in FS. I am pleasantly surprised. Thanks again.
N.B.: Diacritics are now like a shot of sand in my throat. I will continue them soon, I promise.

But I like this small, mischievous font. I'm still working on it.

@jesnakesta: Thanks for see and comment my font. Hope see you again in FS.
@soiiimoda: I'm glad you like and use this font, please send me a link to see it at work (it's just a big award for my ego). And don't worry about your english, mine is worse!

@zemiquelcardoso@gmail.com, @ishallcallhimsquishy, @mawgem blu and @fontcollector:Thanks a looooot for your kindly coments, pals!

Thanks for your compliments, dear p2pnut. Your opinion on this case is very important to me.

The font working at the "String Magazine" (Vancouver, Canada).
http://stringmagazine.ca/caught-adrift-photographed-by-caitlin-worthington/

Thanks, maestro!

@p2pnut, @Frodo7: Thanks a lot, pals.
@bomiya: please, look at this:
http://stringmagazine.ca/the-sound-of-water-photographed-by-sara-traore/

@four, @cam.ill: Thank you very much for your coments and your interest on my fonts. My real trophys are your encouraging words.

@jphturtle: Thank you very much.

@natic: Thanks for your kind comment.