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That's why I use the "open slather" licensing scheme so anyone who gets fed-up waiting for me to finish can extend the set him/herself. (If anyone cares that much!)
I will do the numerals and punctuation at least, though. But just now I've been seduced by another font I've started work on. It happens a lot...
@geneus1: I don't know. I see other people's designs that are economical and they don't seem to have the issues I have. I'm going down the garden to eat worms.
I had sworn off doing gigantic 'Structions but I've come to the conclusion I seem able to execute things better on a big (1x1) scale. The one I'm working on at the moment is a pain because it's so big but everything works better for me. It looks great at whatever size I view it at and the spacing is a lot finer.
I guess it's just personal preference. I admire the designs I see that are economical and beautiful too, but I'm not so crash-hot at them myself!
One of the things I admire from you is your so different approach from others 'fontstructors'
Fresh and stimulating!
The tail of J could extend below base line.
Awesome font, love it/bravo
10/10
@Rob Meek (meek)
Wait a sec… You’ve been to Timaru?! Why on Earth would you want to go there?
It’s a short drive from where I live, actually.
Ha! I'm just doing a bit of namedropping. I live in Auckland. A dreaded jaffa. (Hold up hands crossed over chest in vampire-warding gesture.) If it's good enough for Tim Finn, it's good enough for me.
Except in his case it's Te Awamutu, rather than Timaru.
Well it’s pretty exciting to find another Kiwi on the net. Doesn’t happen very often, aye?
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