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The reference to running was suggested by the look of k and K. Any similarity to modern Fraktur was entirely unintentional.
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The only character I would revisit (unless you are to reconsider the mono-width of certain capitals) is the z. Its lack of hexagonal cues makes it stick out unpleasantly. Time to investigate some of those modern Frakturs? ;-)
I would widen the space character a tad. And, maybe tighten the spacing on the right side of the t.
I've also reworked several glyphs, including -, +, =, and #. Although there's no new hexagonal flavor, the horizontal strokes now slope upward instead, like the crossbars of A, E, F, f, t, et cetera. I hope you approve!
As for the "coincidence" about Fraktur, I honestly didn't notice the resemblance until my font was almost finished. I have no background whatsoever in type design or graphic art. At any rate, I've removed "coincidental" from the description and replaced it with "unintentional."
I'm sorry my keyboard won't allow me to type your username properly.
Take care of that concussion!
I don't think the problem with t is its spacing on the right. When t is followed by left-serifed glyphs such as h, i, or u, the gap does seem excessive. So I decided to lower its crossbar slightly. It's not a perfect solution, but I believe it helps.
I appreciate your remarks!
You can copy-and-paste will.i.ૐ. :)
I know it is irrational, but I somehow feel like proud papa when I see such good work as if it was I who created FontStruct. I can only imagine how proud Rob Meek must feel.
Thanks, fontcollector; thanks, Rob.
But don’t sweat it. Folks have been kind enough to copy and paste my username (which is a reference to my old handle “williaum”) but if you want you can just call me will :)
Your feelings of pride aren't as irrational as you may believe. Any progress I'm showing ought to be attributed in large part to my observation of the brilliant fonts created by you, Frodo7, p2pnut, aphoria, will.i.ૐ, funk_king, and many other virtuoso designers.
If I may be literal, however, your remark does include one irrational component -- the paternalistic reference -- since I'm about 21 years older than you are!
Thanks for your generous words of praise.
This font is probably neat...
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