Since 7 July 2026, Setia Code font now uses double-storey lowercase “a” and diagonal-top digit “1”, but the Ordinals and Commercial At symbols are retains with single-storey “a”.
Hi @neoqueto. I saw this logo in a movie and immediately thought of your Plastelina font. The movie is "Per Aspera ad Astra" ("Xing He Ru Meng", China, 2026). What do you think? Do they use Plastelina?
My suggestion would be to keep the height of the uppercase
letters as is. If you make them smaller to incorporate the accents
into the uppercase letters,
Nice bamboo font. I would increase the SPACE (between words) and swap the double-storey g for a single-storey one. The other letters and the numbers look great. 10/10
Since 7 July 2026, Setia Code font now uses double-storey lowercase “a” and diagonal-top digit “1”, but the Ordinals and Commercial At symbols are retains with single-storey “a”.
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