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Gothica Medieval was inspired by a font called Horde. That said, although the style is from Horde, this font is designed differently.
Copyright 2019 Doug Peters (https://www.Doug-Peters.com or https://Dougs.Work) of Symbiotic Design (https://www.SymbioticDesign.com).
Type: Modern Gothic.
Classifications: Angled, Old Style, Medieval.
Weight: Regular.
Web font: Yes.
Commercial use: Yes.
Redistribution: Yes.
Derivatives: Yes (see license).
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8 Comments
the lowercase j is awesome
... and the Q, also S and s aren't bad either! An instant fav :)
I keep looking at it and wondering whether the V & U and the v & u bottom lobe angle profiles should be flipped. (?) Of course, the little u would retain it's terminal (or is that a spur, or a tail?).
Basic Latin DONE (except for curly brackets). Added a few Currency Symbols, the TEL, SM & TM marks. I added a Copyright symbol and added the Registered Trademark, too. It has been kerned. I think flipping the Vees and yoUs is a good idea. Tell me if I'm wrong.
It turns out that there is already a few Gothicas, so I will have to rename it to something like Gothica Medieval, Gothica Old Style, or Gothica DP, unless I get a better suggestion.
Changing this to a Public Domain Dedication Freeware font. Happy Easter!
Btw, Q, S & s aren't really mine. They are carbon copies. But there were lots of characters I liked in Horde (by Typeting) and lots I didn't like and wanted to change, so I did. Mostly the letters that had tails below the baseline, the tails weren't in the style of the rest of the font. Certain diagonals were different widths. The a had no cap on its upper terminal. The #, $, (, ) & 0 (and others) were designed outside the style of the rest of the font. So that's why I made this different version, keeping the good parts, updating it, and revamping the flaws.
How 'bout that. Thanks.
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