... the baseline of the first a and last e, and lastly the centre of your background image has a circle which is distracting. Tim .: ... I do think you should add more space to the first downward stroke. Make it equal to the res of the strokes in the m. I meant the ...

Forum topic - beejay - 9 May 2005 - 10:59am - 109 comments - 0 attachments

... Now that someone has pointed out the thicker centre stroke of the 's', perhaps this is part of the reason that I preferred ...

Forum topic - designalchemy - 22 Mar 2004 - 2:09am - 36 comments - 0 attachments

... is closer to And Hillside is closer to the town centre too, isn't it Bart? Easier to walk to town and not be so dependent upon ... Other books that might be useful are Noordzij: The stroke of the pen Harry Carter: A view of early typography If you’re ...

Forum topic - titus n. - 12 May 2005 - 2:00pm - 30 comments - 0 attachments

... point for the frequency should move up to align with the centre of the 3. The illustration is charming, but maybe it should move down a bit and the weight of the bubble chair stroke could be a bit lighter. Tim fedezz, these days who cares ...

Forum topic - fedezz - 21 May 2005 - 8:32am - 7 comments - 3 attachments

... like to see that one with heavier serifs and thicker centre horizontal stroke. Does anyone else see shape of a black bird (even a ... or mosquito bite. Try bringing back a little more of the stroke in that area so that the bump isn't so abrupt. Also, the terminal is ...

Forum topic - karmachameleon - 20 Jan 2005 - 7:44am - 38 comments - 0 attachments

... me, I edited the C a bit and the diamond in the O was off centre. This is pretty neat. I would try softening the groove ... the "s", "v" and "w") need stroke modulation to reduce clotting. hhp thanks Hrant! Your ...

Forum topic - union - 31 Aug 2003 - 10:50am - 31 comments - 0 attachments

... too. But I am afraid that merging of the q's stroke and the dot makes the left part of this character too heavy and ... if there is enough place to do that (the dot in the centre of the counter probably wouldn't work so well). Another ... is your decision and might be good, a bottom part of the stroke (the thinnest one) has became too thick. Compare with the ...

Forum topic - mattik - 3 Jul 2003 - 1:27pm - 59 comments - 0 attachments

... increase the keyline weight the further you get from the centre. To create a b/w version, maybe you could try a keyline instead ... the term before. He's talking about using a stroke (outline, keyline), rather than a tint. And making the smallest ...

Forum topic - tekko - 18 Sep 2003 - 4:01am - 27 comments - 0 attachments

... publication for an architecture & design research centre. The preferred text faces are either TEFF's Lexicon No. 2 or ... groteques? and find the optical/printing adjustment of the stroke junctions to be distracting. I do agree with your point regarding ...

Forum topic - gmd - 1 Nov 2004 - 5:34pm - 7 comments - 0 attachments

... and either scan of photograph. I think that the centre centaur is brill-o! Your intials are there, popping in and out - stick ... more defined when the "pupil" is coloured and the stroke is white. It looks much more serious and purposeful. The type isn't ...

Forum topic - rs_donsata - 29 Feb 2004 - 8:00pm - 24 comments - 0 attachments