It looks good, but the spacing is too tight and also too jumpy. Do you have a full character set, or is that still in preparation? Also, I think the horizontal stroke in the g is too thick.
I like this, The letter forms have so much character. That lowercase b is exquisite. I agree with Nathanael, the letter spacing does seem a bit tight and the flow of lowercase letters is jumpy, the uppercase forms seem pretty solid though.
Really, still a lot absence what do to level of spacing. The some and main letter symbols were designed, to that height I am developing others glyphs. Comply with its comments about `g`.
Looking nice. I like the 'b', 'r' and 's' very much. Although I'm not too big a fan of such a small counter in the 'e', also the horizontal stroke of that glyph looks a bit thin?
Just to add to the jumble of similar typefaces, I first saw some Farnham in the letterforms, especially those huge serifs in the u and d. But then again, maybe I've just been looking at Farnham for too long.
Stephen,
I Had a big surprise when I saw to Amalia. Coincidence? Chance?
Do not I know, therefore I have the sketches of the Adriane to at least two years.
Jelmar,
Thanks by the comments. I am going to evaluate its observation about the 'e'.
Reed,
Really not with himself see resemblances between the Adriane and to Farnhan.
Edward,
I am going to analyze with its calm observation.
P.s. am preparing a new sample brought up to date, and soon I will place.
This looks very very nice.
I think it would look better if you make the serifs on the baseline of the f and r a lil bit wider at the right side. Although I think that the E is a bit too narrow. And make the G a bit wider at the top.
And I have to agree Quincunx Im although not such a big fan of the small counter in the e and the crossbar is a bit too small.
7 Feb 2007 — 11:33am
It looks good, but the spacing is too tight and also too jumpy. Do you have a full character set, or is that still in preparation? Also, I think the horizontal stroke in the g is too thick.
7 Feb 2007 — 11:48am
I like this, The letter forms have so much character. That lowercase b is exquisite. I agree with Nathanael, the letter spacing does seem a bit tight and the flow of lowercase letters is jumpy, the uppercase forms seem pretty solid though.
Not to nit-pick, but you misspelled Copyright.
7 Feb 2007 — 11:59am
Thanks, Number3Pencils
Really, still a lot absence what do to level of spacing. The some and main letter symbols were designed, to that height I am developing others glyphs. Comply with its comments about `g`.
Marconi Lima
7 Feb 2007 — 12:09pm
Thanks Asvetic,
Shortly I will be more focado in the work with the spacing of the spring. Still I am initiating the drawing of the letter and refining some of them.
P.s. The observation about with I wrote copyright is fair, : -)
7 Feb 2007 — 12:10pm
Thanks Asvetic,
Shortly I will be more focused in the work with the spacing of the spring. Still I am initiating the drawing of the letter and refining some of them.
P.s. The observation about with I wrote copyright is fair, : -)
7 Feb 2007 — 12:22pm
I don't know if this will help you, but my first thought was... this font reminds me of Eureka (FF Eureka).
7 Feb 2007 — 1:58pm
Actually, the sheered serifs are more reminiscent of Nikola Djurek's new Amalia. I like them both.
7 Feb 2007 — 2:56pm
Looking nice. I like the 'b', 'r' and 's' very much. Although I'm not too big a fan of such a small counter in the 'e', also the horizontal stroke of that glyph looks a bit thin?
7 Feb 2007 — 7:02pm
Just to add to the jumble of similar typefaces, I first saw some Farnham in the letterforms, especially those huge serifs in the u and d. But then again, maybe I've just been looking at Farnham for too long.
7 Feb 2007 — 7:27pm
Quite striking.
Is it me or does it look like the s is in danger of tipping over to the right?
8 Feb 2007 — 3:48am
Hi,
Stephen,
I Had a big surprise when I saw to Amalia. Coincidence? Chance?
Do not I know, therefore I have the sketches of the Adriane to at least two years.
Jelmar,
Thanks by the comments. I am going to evaluate its observation about the 'e'.
Reed,
Really not with himself see resemblances between the Adriane and to Farnhan.
Edward,
I am going to analyze with its calm observation.
P.s. am preparing a new sample brought up to date, and soon I will place.
Marconi
8 Feb 2007 — 9:15am
Hi Marconi,
This looks very very nice.
I think it would look better if you make the serifs on the baseline of the f and r a lil bit wider at the right side. Although I think that the E is a bit too narrow. And make the G a bit wider at the top.
And I have to agree Quincunx Im although not such a big fan of the small counter in the e and the crossbar is a bit too small.
Steven