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Once again, apologies for blatant self-promotion, but Suomi Hand has gone past FF DIN in FontShop Bestsellers-list. I thought that was a mistake, but helpul guys from FontShop confirmed it's true.

24 Feb 2010 — 3:01pm
Awesome! Congrats, Tomi!
24 Feb 2010 — 3:07pm
Tomi that's one funky typeface! Excellent work :)
24 Feb 2010 — 3:22pm
I really dig it too, and I'm normally not at all a fan of handwritten typefaces. Congratulations!
24 Feb 2010 — 3:59pm
Thank you all-
I'm proud of the fact that nothing was scanned; everything is drawn with mouse on screen, with beziers, and this script touched ink for the first time when I took my first test print.
24 Feb 2010 — 4:02pm
No way! All drawn from beziers?! In FontLab? That's seriously impressive!
24 Feb 2010 — 4:12pm
Not in FontLab. In RoboFog. I still think it's better for glyph design. So does Schwartz. It was designed by type designers. FontLab is very clearly made by engineers.
But yes; I had samples of some Swedish Art Directors hand writing, and I went from that.
Go see my TeeBrush in Linotype. Same thing, but with no samples, I just draw that one on screen.
25 Feb 2010 — 1:31am
Hmm, sounds like RoboFog could be worth investigating. I hadn't heard of it.
25 Feb 2010 — 4:39pm
RoboFog is a brilliant program from LettError. They took – then redundant – Fontographer 3.5 and re-built it with Python features, and generally tweaked it to type designer-friendly way.
I still have a laptop with OS9 just because RoboFog is a Classic program.