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I have taken it upon myself to design a smallcaps version of the OFL licensed Gentium font.
For copyright reasons, it is called GsmCaps for now.
I also made a semi-sans serif version of Gentium, called GsemiSans.
Both were really learning processes for me, and I plan to use them for an upcoming project. I may submit them to SIL, I don't know yet.
Thanks for any comments and critisisms; I am a complete beginner, with no formal training. But I just love typography!
Gentium original: http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?site_id=nrsi&item_id=Gentium...
(Tell me if the PDFs don't work for you, and I know one of the fonts is not serif, but I had to pick a forum.)
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| GsemiSans.pdf | 9.55 KB |
| GsmCaps.pdf | 22.09 KB |
7 May 2006 — 2:42am
I think the pdf doesn't work. they both contain one page. On the upper part there are a few letters randomly spread.
7 May 2006 — 4:35am
Very nice. If you decide to let the public have access please let me know. Thanks.
3 Jun 2006 — 3:48pm
Your work looks fantastic so far. How is this coming along? It's certainly worth completing.
31 May 2007 — 9:39am
Any further work on this? Does anyone know if it's been releaesed publicly?
28 Dec 2008 — 9:52am
Unfortunately, I believe I have lost the original semi sans font. The pdf is all that remains. I don't know if anything can be done with the pdf but I will keep looking for the original.
A copy of the smallcaps font is available, probably with some bad kerning errors.
Sam
5 Feb 2010 — 10:08pm
If there is a pdf available the fonts can be extracted. You'll need to redo the kerning though.
Here I go reviving a thread, but if it helps . . .
27 Oct 2010 — 8:41am
If you know how to do it, have at it.
I've lost all of the files at this point, I believe.
27 Oct 2010 — 9:13am
There are 41 glyphs in GsemiSans.pdf (only a subset of your font). Let me know if you want to restore them. (I believe the font is Open and I can do it)