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STF_EIN BERLINER - Condensed geometric sans-serif typeface.
Inspired by the lettering seen on a variety of different Dutch and German street signs.
The simple and clean geometric letterforms provide this typeface with a strong legibility in both display & body style text.
(grid size 3,5 × 7 at 2x2 brick size filter)
Enjoy
40 Comments
UPDATE:
Started adding language support for Greek and Coptic, maybe I will add cyrillic as well when I completed this.
amazing work
Awesome!
incredible work!
MASSIVE UPDATE:
• Completed Latin-1 supplement
• Completed Latin extended-A
• Partial Latin extended-B done (more next update!)
• Included most combining diacritical marks
• Included most standard ligatures
• Included new discretionary ligatures
• Various random other characters & symbols added
Noah
UPDATE:
Completed the full basic Greek and Coptic unicode
I also would like to ask any of you with knowledge on the Greek language / alphabet to please let me know if my attempt is anywhere near legit in its overall design and kerning. I have very little knowledge in regard to the Greek language, so any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. I will post a sample image in the next comment.
Cheers
UPDATE: Added (partial) Cyrillic alphabet for full basic Russian language support (i hope).
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Since I'm a complete novice when it comes to Cyrillic language I'd like to ask any of you Russian speaking FontStructors like Dmitriy Sychiov (Sychoff) or TH3_C0N-MAN for your opinion about my attempt so far.
Perhaps either of you could also let me know If I forgot any important character for the support of basic Russian language.
(New sample images posted above)
Thanks
Cyrillic looks pretty good, although Ґ and ґ could added for the Ukranian language…
Great work!
There is way too much space between the vertical stroke of “Ю” and its bowl (capital and lower-case). I can see that you’ve put a lot of thought into it, but “Д” and “д” are a little bit too skinny to me. Also, normally the descender of “ф” would be the size of the one on “р” with the top one to match.
But other than that, expertly done! It’s very readable for a FontStruction. And I’ve always likes condensed fonts. Hmm… it’s got me thinking, maybe I should try to make one as readable as possible next.
@TH3_C0N-MAN: First of all thanks a lot for helping.
I'm very surprised to see that I had done things appropriate for such a major portion of the character set. I revisited everything you pointed out and corrected / adjusted these glyphs.
“Hmm… it’s got me thinking, maybe I should try to make one as readable as possible next”
Would love to see that !
Cool. Loox good now. I can tell that you’ve spent some time studying the Cyrillic forms.
Another thing to note is that “Д” would normally have the same upper left point as “Л”, but that’s just getting picky. Also, I just wanna point out you’ve spelt “Spanisch” in your description.
@TCM I see it in the description too…
What an incredible work. Brilliant.
Thanks for these kind words! @ thalamic
You’re still at it! I’ve had a full day’s work and come back to find another great sample. I’d say that this is your best so far.
@Sed4tives: Very cool. But I must add that the more open forms (aperture) of З Э - not right - it makes no sense to differ from C. And the arm of these letters can be shortened. I also noticed that you made the font with almost no optical compensation. This font would be good in a high waist (as in the Latin letters E H, as well as for Б Ь Ъ Ы in Cyrillic).
It is not necessary to round a left-down-serif д, but the rounding of the letter itself is suitable here, this is a cool solution. Another important mistake with ф is that it is too narrow.
@TH3_C0N-MAN: Я читал твоё сообщение, скоро отвечу, жди)
@Sed4tives: Very cool. But I must add that the more open forms (aperture) of З Э - not right - it makes no sense to differ from C. And the arm of these letters can be shortened. I also noticed that you made the font with almost no optical compensation. This font would be good in a high waist (as in the Latin letters E H, as well as for Б Ь Ъ Ы in Cyrillic).
It is not necessary to round a left-down-serif д, but the rounding of the letter itself is suitable here, this is a cool solution. Another important mistake with ф is that it is too narrow.
@TH3_C0N-MAN: Я читал твоё сообщение, скоро отвечу, жди)
Thank you so much for the Top Pick boss.
@Dmitriy Sychiov (Sychoff)
Now look what you made him do! The Cyrillic “С” no longer matches the Latin “C” and the “Ф” is too wide!
@Sed4tives
You can’t win them all, I’m afraid.
Oh, great job on the delayed Top Pick, by the way.
It is a masterpiece. Congratulations. 10/10
Spacing issue: I noticed that Θ, θ, and some other letters in Greek and Coptic has slightly more space after them…
Suddenly returning to this font. Yes, absolutely sure, the old Ф and С were better. But this is definitely clean, painstaking and high quality work.
I saw a bar going through capital Es. And why is capital Ef wider than lowercase Ef?
this kinda reminds me of libel suit rg...
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