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Amaranta first font
My first font.
I have many other projects, but this is the one I been working for long.
Just lowercase, no tracking, no kerning yet.
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Mi primera tipografía.
Tengo muchos otros proyectos en desarrollo, pero este es el que llevo trabajando por mas tiempo.
Solo las minusculas, sin tracking ni kerning aún.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| especimen bajas.pdf | 254.53 KB |
| mapa bajas.pdf | 227.57 KB |
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12 Jun 2009 — 8:20am
I like it.
A few small observations; the top of the 'a' seems a bit too light. The 'c' looks wide compared to 'o', 'd', etc., same goes for the 'e'. Maybe the 's' is a bit bottom-heavy. I'll take a better look at it when I have more time.
Oh and please try to post in English, otherwise many of us don't know what you are saying. ;)
22 Jun 2009 — 12:45am
Here are some corrections based on your observations Quincunx and thanks for your comment.
Hope you have more time to take a second look because I realy need some feedback. I been working on this for so long that I get used to see it, and that make me hard to find the problems.
(sorry for my poor English)
22 Jun 2009 — 10:02am
Yes, looks good. I will take a better look at it, but I'm very busy at the moment.
I wonder why no one else has posted any comments...
22 Jun 2009 — 7:39pm
¡Me gusto mucho! ¿Porqué no hay ñ en el espécimen? Miraré la prueba y daré más comentarios más adelante.
I like it a lot! Why don't you have ñ in the specimen? I'll take a look at the sample and give you more comments later.
22 Jun 2009 — 8:49pm
Speter, el tilde de la "ñ" aún no me convence, es solo por eso que no está incluída aún.
Gracias por el comentario, estaré atento a tus observaciones.
The tilde on the "ñ" still didnt convince me, thats why its not included yet.
Thanks for your comment, I will be kind to your further observations.
23 Jun 2009 — 9:33am
In fact, the "ñ" appears on the "mapa bajas.pdf", but nothing serious yet. I still have much to do on diacritics, ligatures and non alphabetical characters (never ends).
25 Jun 2009 — 10:05am
I really like it. :)
But you should fix your "o". At the left it's thinner than on the right. ;)
KUTGW!
Kind regards,
Martijn van Berkel