Neat concept, the curve connecting the two is looking nice. While I see where you're going with the 'a' also doubling as an upside down 'e', I would be tempted to see a version where the 'a' has a vertical stem to emphasize that it's an 'a' and match the one in 'chapple'.
At the minute, since it gets to stay its in mostly regular form, the 'e' seems to work much better - more natural, which is great but in comparison, I think the 'a' works less well. There's also inevitably going to be a bit of gap near the lower right part of 'a' where its stem would usually be.
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Playing with an 'ea' ligature concept. Can't *quite* get the proportions right :( Any thoughts?
about 1 year ago
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Claire Coullon
Neat concept, the curve connecting the two is looking nice. While I see where you're going with the 'a' also doubling as an upside down 'e', I would be tempted to see a version where the 'a' has a vertical stem to emphasize that it's an 'a' and match the one in 'chapple'.
At the minute, since it gets to stay its in mostly regular form, the 'e' seems to work much better - more natural, which is great but in comparison, I think the 'a' works less well. There's also inevitably going to be a bit of gap near the lower right part of 'a' where its stem would usually be.
about 1 year ago