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22 Comments
The thick outlining strokes gives a nice add to the font. c=
LOVE IT
very nice '4'
Technically, a capital eszett plus _ch_ and _tz_ ligatures wouldn't be bad either.
Wonderfully shaped!
Technically, a capital eszett plus _ch_ and _tz_ ligatures wouldn't be bad either.
Wonderfully shaped!
Here is how I've downsized my font: My original fontstruction was slightly above the limit - 56 bricks, without diacritical marks, descenders, Q, anything that sticks out. I took great care not to use any custom made bricks, only those already given in the palette. Once finished the character set, I've cloned it.
On the clone version, using View>Extra Guides, I've made a grid of 2x2 bricks to cover the glyphs. With the help of Modify>Make Composite function any selected 2x2 brick block could be turned into a composite brick, thereby reducing the size by a factor of 2. Using this trick as and when necessary I've rebuilt the whole fontstruction at half size. It was very tedious, and resulted in a large number of composite bricks one could hardly tell them apart, but it worked.
This method might work for you, provided there is no composite brick in your original. More than two days left until the deadline, and this would be such a great entry. 10/10
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