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This is my take on a modern version of a medieval black letter kind of typeface.

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Created on 8th March 2015. Last edited on 1st April 2016.
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14 Comments

Comment by TheSuperOG 3rd april 2015

What does everyone think?
Can you think of any good uses or see any letter forms that could use work?

Comment by TheSuperOG 6th april 2015

FS PATRON

Nice! Would the diamond shape of the O fit in the H and A ??

Comment by Aeolien 6th april 2015

Maybe in the H, I did try a version with all the bars as diamonds in the font this is cloned from. However it was less readable than it already is.

Comment by TheSuperOG 7th april 2015

Here are 2 versions

Comment by TheSuperOG 7th april 2015

FS PATRON

The vertical diamond for the H, the horizontal diamond for the A (it would match the slant of the double lines of the A) ?

Comment by Aeolien 8th april 2015

I like the H samples and agree with Aeolien about the H and A.

Is the letter spacing a wee bit wide? I took a clone and reduced it to 0.0 and it looked better to my eyes.

Comment by p2pnut 8th april 2015

I rather like this. I would make the tail of g a bit wider—move it over a bit on the top left, and a bit on the right. I would also make the tops of 3, Z, and 7 like 2, and move the right side of k down, like x.

Comment by TCWhite 8th april 2015

The letter spacing is definitely better at 0.0, thanks.
The 3, Z, 7, and 2 have different tops because they aren't the same. For the Z, 3, and 7 they are the same, because I like fonts where they have horizontal strokes, instead of curved down or otherwise. The 2 doesn't have a horizontal stroke at the top (since it would be confused with a Z)

Comment by TheSuperOG 9th april 2015