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heavy serif font for punchy designs... hope you like it!

5 Comments

Really nice, shasta! I think your ascenders (b,d,h,k,l) just need to be a bit higher. These normally rise above the cap height.
Comment by Stephen Coles (Stewf) 10th june 2008
Thanks for your constructive feedback... you're right! I'll take care of this as soon as possible. Right now i have to go to bed and shed some tears for Switzerland's out at the Euro '08... Sometimes emotions gotta dominate over typography. ;)
Comment by Tobias Sommer (shasta) 11th june 2008
Great work!

The little change Stewf suggests would made this set perfect.
Comment by Em42 17th june 2008
ok, there you go with higher rising ascenders! thank god there aren't more of them, fontstructing is really aweful if you have to work with the touchpad of your laptop cause you forgot your mouse...:)
thanks for your feedback, both of you!
Comment by Tobias Sommer (shasta) 19th june 2008
This is a beauty, shasta. I especially LOVE the lower case 'g' :)

I think following Stewf's advice with regards to the ascenders really balanced the lower case out.

Cheers!
Grant
Comment by grant 27th december 2008

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