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Is there too much overshoot?
Which g is better? (out of the ones with the question marks in them)
Any other criticism welcomed also.

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Created on 15th March 2013. Last edited on 23rd April 2013.
License:

Creative Commons
Categories:
- Sans Serif
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Tag:
- Monospaced (828)
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11 Comments

Looks nice. I'm quite interested to see how it'll look later on.

Comment by Ivy Meadows (Isaiah Garcia) 16th march 2013

Nice! Really looking forward to the rest. 10/10+fav

Comment by Jamie Place (FontBlast) 16th march 2013

Nice work.
The overshoots could be smaller (but then again I think they are often overdone). As for g, I prefer the double-storey one, but the first of the others is good compromise between the three.

Comment by V. Sarela (Yautja) 16th march 2013

Good work! I think you should add more diacritical marks so other countries can use this beautiful font. I love the overshoots also, and Greek and Cyrillic are perfect. I think you could probably add Armenian, Georgian, More Latin, Ext Latin A+B, and maybe Even More Latin. It's up to you though, I just a little kid who plays no major role in the FS community.

10/10

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 19th march 2013

@everyone Thanks everyone :)
Still need more opinion on the overshoots though.
@winty5 Usually I go through random parts of Unicode before finishing Basic Latin, but this time I'm trying to be the other way around. But whatever happens, more letters is certain. ;)

Comment by Houlaiziaa 19th march 2013

I'm the same. :)

Comment by Noah F. Ross (winty5) 19th march 2013

FS PATRON

Great work that looks really good at small sizes! I found this on ilovetypography:

"In principle, the overshoots should not be apparent to the eye at normal text sizes. The whole idea of overshoots is that they make their glyphs appear to be the same height as flat-topped and flat-bottomed glyphs."

Going by that, you probably want to make your overshoots slightly smaller.

Comment by four 3rd april 2013

OK, thanks :) I'll see what I can do about it.

Comment by Houlaiziaa 5th april 2013

I´m not sure how to make it smaller... I can´t make it look good and it's already 1 brick tall x.x

Comment by Houlaiziaa 12th april 2013

FS PATRON

Don't worry if you can't change it, Umbreon, I think it is quite beautiful as it is! Hope you can finish lc and uc.

Comment by four 14th april 2013