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14 Responses

1. Pro matt yow

   upper case.

   4 months ago

2. Pro David Rhyne

   Upper class.

   4 months ago

3. Pro Dave Foster

   it's hard to crit such a tiny grab man, attach bigger jpgs in the future!

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   4 months ago

4. Pro James Fletcher

   Love it.

   4 months ago

5. Pro matt yow

   @Dave the type is intended for small sizes on printed paper. Anything on the screen doesn’t justify the goal.

   4 months ago

6. Pro Max Bailey

   When is the type going to be available for download?

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   4 months ago

7. Pro James Wilson

   Liking the horizontal break, though I'm curious why you left it out of the 'A'. The 'n' feels out of place, the interior curve of the shoulder seems a bit too abrupt compared to the rest of the characters, but maybe that changes w/ ink bleed. Overall I love the character the face has.

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   4 months ago

8. Pro matt yow

   @Max maybe never.

   4 months ago

9. Pro John Choura Jr.

   Not many people focus on well done serif type these days. I like this a lot @matt yow.

   4 months ago

10. Pro Dave Foster

    @matt yow I have no idea what you just said, it's possible to critique type on a screen that is intended to small sizes in print, especially if you attached a PDF or something.
    @John Choura Jr. Sorry dude, but that's really not true at all. Heaps of people drew serifs last year.

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    4 months ago

11. Pro Sandro Dujmenovic

    To support @Dave Foster, showing type at this size on screen and expecting some useful critique doesn't make sense. Attach of type at bigger size or pdf would be the best option.

    Also, there are great bunch of serifs made every year.
    http://typefacts.com/news/die-besten-fonts-2012

    4 months ago

12. Pro John Choura Jr.

    I should open my eyes @Dave Foster

    4 months ago

13. Pro David Rhyne

    I want this typeface so bad. When can I beta/buy it?

    4 months ago

14. Pro matt yow

    @David, I’ll let you know—but it’ll be a while...

    4 months ago