... say M Carter. BTW, have you seen Frutiger’s Devanagari? hhp This is an impossible This is an impossible ... of the uses of irregularity. Yes I’ve seen Devanagari. Yes I’ve seen Devanagari. Its a really nice Western take on an Eastern culture. Although I ...

Forum topic - •Prakash Nair - 13 Apr 2006 - 4:35pm - 16 comments - 0 attachments

... behind your query is ’Should e.g. an Arabic or Devanagari font contain sups glyphs and lookups for superior localised ...

Forum topic - sii - 25 Feb 2006 - 7:46pm - 7 comments - 0 attachments

... always be watching it! i tried teaching myself some devanagari years ago, but didn’t apply myself very well. i want to ...

Forum topic - Kristina Drake - 28 Dec 2005 - 8:16pm - 25 comments - 0 attachments

... “make it so, number one” and it spits out the Devanagari companion font. Very nice! Very nice! Geez Adam, I ...

Forum topic - twardoch - 12 Dec 2005 - 3:29pm - 59 comments - 0 attachments

... Peter Lofting once said in criticism of Frutiger’s Devanagari design: “You cannot chop up the curly bits.” hhp ...

Forum topic - Nick Shinn - 24 Oct 2005 - 10:46am - 74 comments - 0 attachments

any ideas? Attachment Size whatthe.gif 4.62 KB ‹ Video of the folks at Microsoft Typography Best design schools around the world › The first character would be The first character would ...

Forum topic - paul d hunt - 28 Jul 2005 - 12:39pm - 8 comments - 2 attachments

... Typographically, Hangul is composed of syllables, while Devanagari is essentially alphabetic, which strongly suggests that their ... vowels, both of which are always written in full.* So Devanagari and the other Brahmic-derived scripts are not ’essentially ...

Forum topic - John Hudson - 8 May 2005 - 6:52pm - 7 comments - 0 attachments

... Old Persian Cuneiform Dehong Dai ( Tai Le ) Devanagari Grantha Gujarati Gurmukhi ( Punjabi ) ...

Wiki - paul d hunt - 8 May 2005 - 7:41pm - 0 comments