Of course. It's just that:
- I was curious about the "armenofilm" in the setting.
- More interestingly: I was suggesting that the large variance in widths might be a cultural migration from Armenian to Cyrillic (especially since this lettering was done by Armenians).
24 Jan 2010 — 9:37pm
Dunno, but I'm curious, what's the Armenian connection here?
hhp
25 Jan 2010 — 3:18am
Looks hand-drawn to me. See the repeating letters.
25 Jan 2010 — 6:02am
its not font, only lettering
for «Armenfilm», armenian cinema studio
25 Jan 2010 — 6:14pm
It is use in all move (1968 Color of Pomegranates) title sequence and chapters so if its not font i will hand letter my project.
thank you all
25 Jan 2010 — 6:36pm
Or make a font! BTW, considering the context, the huge
variance in letter widths probably comes from a certain
style of Armenian lettering. Example:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ninastoessinger/3790822917/
hhp
1 May 2011 — 9:34am
This font not armenian, this cyrillic!
1 May 2011 — 10:35am
Of course. It's just that:
- I was curious about the "armenofilm" in the setting.
- More interestingly: I was suggesting that the large variance in widths might be a cultural migration from Armenian to Cyrillic (especially since this lettering was done by Armenians).
hhp