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Blackletter No. 36
Posted by Christian Robertson in
21 Jan 2004 — 11:29pm
21 Jan 2004 — 11:29pm
This is a very mild blackletter. The 'k' still needs some work. Any comments are appreciated.
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22 Jan 2004 — 5:09am
Wow, pretty nice. Solid work.
'k' is fine for me. OTOH, I think 'j' needs some
work, specially on its tail. And maybe the dot of
'i' and 'j' could be slightly smaller (in height)
and higher.
Overall, great job.
22 Jan 2004 — 9:28am
Wow, nice! Reminds me a little bit of Chagrin.
I'd make it much more blackletter though, like a descending "h" and the works.
hhp
23 Jan 2004 — 1:14am
I like this. I would agree with Hrant about the descending h, but only as alternates. I am not too sure about making i t "more blackletter". You could, as a suggestion, make a "more blackletter' version as a titling extra, or as an "italic" version. Keep us posted
kris
29 Jan 2004 — 8:18pm
will we see capitals?
23 Jul 2004 — 10:56am
wow, i like it a lot
27 Jul 2004 — 7:34am
Super! The diagonal stroke on the z is too light, but then again it isn't. I guess what I'm getting at is that the cross bar there (which balance's the letter's color with the others) looks out of place. It you applied this to some of you other characters (maybe in the uppercase and numbers) it might feel more at home.
4 Jul 2008 — 12:37am
sweet! Any updates on this? This seems like a great in between font for the general public who would probably not like books set in blackletter.
26 Jul 2008 — 7:20pm
Cool stuff! I'd like to see the alternate, one-story a in action, though. I've always thought it could do duty as an initial/final form, with the two-story either medial-only or initial-and-medial-only.
Peace,
JT
12 May 2010 — 10:52am
When will this be for sale......