by Aeolien
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After Dmitriy added the beautiful Cyrillic set I added More Latin and some of that set's punctuation and symbols. That explains the "C+ML" of the name ;) I thought about adding Latin A but at the moment I can't figure out how to set the accents without breaking the ratio between UC-LC heights even further.
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Dmitriy added a beautiful Cyrillic set to the original which encouraged me to add "More Latin" and some of that set's punctuation and symbols. If nobody adds LatinA I might try it in a few months.
cool
Damn this looks very good!
Sed4tives, the original idea was so great that Dmitriy and I were enchanted by the possibilities it obviously offered. I only added a few glyphs to the larger work done before :)
Cool to see people actually also colaborating on their projects. This is something completely new to me personally.
I knew this was pretty common in the general design community, but to be honnest, up untill I joined here at fontstruct I had little to no contacts from within the designer community.
I hope to do a similar colab with another designer here some day in the future too.
Seems like a good way to broaden the perspective. (So if anyone is interrested, hit me up).
Keep it going!
@ Sed4tives: some years ago we had great collaboration projects. Members designed a letter/glyph to a theme and inserted it into into a fixed-size rectangle (Meek allowed shared log-in to that 'font'). Great fun, and it stimulated new font designs.
@Sed4tives: We also had another type of community work. A theme was set and members made a sampler showing glyph(s) or word(s) that reflected it. one of the collaboration threads or see here for a single letter Font-Out
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