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Hey guys,
Here is the first look of the typeface i am creating. Only caps done. No character spacing done and you can forget about kerning. Just wanted some feedback.
Issues:
The thickness of strokes of V, W, X, Y is to be increased.
S can do better with some more tweaking.
And the inner curves of characters like B, C, O, Q are not perfectly circular(for the lack of better term) and look jagged.( I have no idea how to change it).
Please inform me if you have any other issues...
Update: The problem of jagged text is more pronounced when using at pt size of 36. The other point sizes also give text which is not very smooth. Why?
Thanks
T
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| SPASTHA SANS v1.01.pdf | 13.95 KB |
| Troubled Characters Indesign SS v1.01.pdf | 10.02 KB |
Comments
8 Oct 2012 — 7:23pm
I like the "D" and "R", but most of the others are very wobbly.
hhp
8 Oct 2012 — 7:32pm
Are you talking about the letters that have problems( 2nd PDF) or all letters including L, M etc. I didn't understand the term wobbly. How can L by wobbly?
Thanks
T
8 Oct 2012 — 7:30pm
Sorry, I meant the ones with curves. The "L" is great.
hhp
8 Oct 2012 — 7:51pm
@Typogruffer: You should post this on the Release board if you want more feedback:
http://typophile.com/forum/7
8 Oct 2012 — 8:51pm
Do you mean the Critique board?
hhp
8 Oct 2012 — 9:40pm
@Chris dean: But my typeface is miles from release...
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8 Nov 2012 — 2:07pm
http://66.147.242.192/~operinan/2/2.3.6a/2.3.6.02.curves.htm
Some advice that helped me get rid of some of my lumpy curves.
Cheers.