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Contemporary geometric gothic typeface.
The idea was to make a typeface design that would suit small point size body style typography.
The fontstruction is a faux Bezier style approach, this allowed me the most freedom in shaping the different letterforms and curves. Capital height is 36 bricks height.
Font sample is best viewed at 2x pixel size or above for a sharp result.
I hope you like it!
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Here is a little peek under the hood :)
I added the lowercase to this font today, I'm curious what u guys think of it so far, and what might needs some extra work, all tips and suggestions are welcome, more will follow soon
cheers!
Another update made to this today!
• Many new characters and symbols added
• Adjusted many letterforms to make them look slightly better
• Kerning applied to most pairs (not completed the full font yet)
But its definitely decent enough now to make it downloadable,
I hope y'all like it. :)
Today's update:
• Ligatures added
• Additional extra punctuations added
• Started addding extended Latin string
And a little bit of the fontstruction under the hood again, in the bottom left of the image is the ring diacritic and to the right is the Ogonek.
Awesome. The last few samples (especially the ligatures) make me think of flying buttresses and cathedral walls. Will we see a font that can be used to reconstruct Notre Dame someday? :D
Well everybody, I am pleased to announce the final update for this font.
I couldn't be more happy with the final result. I really enjoyed making it.
It includes plenty of typographic features that will suit a variety of different
tasks.
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Specifications:
• Multi (Latin)-language support:
- Basic Latin
- Latin Supplement
- Latin Extended-A
• Numerous punctuations & symbols
• Typographic & stylistic ligatures
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I hope y'all like it. :)
It seems something is wrong when generating a TTF. Some of the kerning values that were applied doesn't seem to transfer to the generated TTF file.
So far I can verify the problem exists for the following characters.
F f L l R r T t
There might be more characters that are affected but I haven't found them yet. And somehow only the kerning value for the right side adjacent pairs of the character are missing/not applied. The left sides adjacent pairs all seem to function as should and still have their kerning value applied.
But, even stranger is, when I view the kerning settings in FontLab Studio, the value's do appear to be present and included in metrics table of the font. But no text editor or design software is applying this to the actual font when I use it!
See the provided image.
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