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20 Comments
Clear and neat font!
Nice and extensive "macaroni" typeface!
Congrats on the TP!
@everyone Thanks!
The classic, but timeless, BWM look. Sweet.
A clean and very well put together sans serif and so many characters!
Nice work
why is your g in almost every font weird?
@lucapri: It's his signature 'g'. He even writes it like that
Simple but elegant without seeming too formal. Plus I appreciate the variety of glyphs to choose from
Nicely done!
Happy Holidays to everyone around the world!
I think figuring out the slopes of the legacy mosaic symbols was more difficult…
Also, the Mayan numerals were really easy to do as it has three distinct parts to it, the shell (0), the dot (1), and the line (5).
Now if only I could add named glyphs (like the .notdef) without needing FontForge, then I might make i-acute look like this for Lithuanian without the need for the Private Use Area to hold said glyphs (I use the Private Use Area for the 7-segment display and arbitrary fractions).
I wish I did not have to compress, but no. The image had the audacity to be 10KB too big… This is also the 15th comment on this font.
nice and neat macaroni font!
The Vietnamese glyphs in this font is absolutely PERFECT!!!!
@"Kiên Trung" Thanks. I had to squash down the base letters so the diacritics can fit within the vertical spacing without clipping being an issue (It occurs a lot with Windows, since many programs still use WinAscent and WinDescent (unless the flag to use Typo metrics is enabled)), especially on letters that have two marks above a letter. And of course, Ỳ is also a part of Welsh as well.
Fun fact: For some Vietnamese letter such as Ấ, Ầ, Ẩ (circumflex with grave/acute/hook above), you can put the grave/acute/hook above to the right side of the circumflex (for the grave, you can put it on both side of the circumflex)
One more thing I forgot: I'm in love with your signature "g", maybe I should have my own signature letter too.
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