This time, it's the complete font, but not the final version. I need to improve some glyph.
But this font includes opentype feature, the red caracters on the picture. With an appropriate software (like an Adobe one : Photoshop or inDesign), you can activate OpenType fonctions. So the final "s" is not the same as the inside "s", "de" is a special glyph & the letter "e", "t", "n", "g" & "y" are different when they ended a word.
Please tell me if you do something with, I really want to see it.
No commercial use.
Cette fois, je suis presque au bout, même si certaines lettres ont besoin d'amélioration.
J'ai ajouté des fonctions Open Type qui fonctionne avec des versions récentes de Photoshop par exemple, cela permet d'avoir des lettres finales & des ligatures.
Par exemple, le "s" final est différent du "s" dans un mot, de la même manière que "ss" s'affiche encore légèrement différemment. D'autres lettres possèdent aussi des terminaisons spéciales quand elles sont en fin de mot, comme le "y" ou le "n".
Bref, à terme, cette police pourrait simuler plus précisément l'écriture avec plusieurs variantes pour certaines lettres.
Pas d'usage commercial svp.
But this font includes opentype feature, the red caracters on the picture. With an appropriate software (like an Adobe one : Photoshop or inDesign), you can activate OpenType fonctions. So the final "s" is not the same as the inside "s", "de" is a special glyph & the letter "e", "t", "n", "g" & "y" are different when they ended a word.
Please tell me if you do something with, I really want to see it.
No commercial use.
Cette fois, je suis presque au bout, même si certaines lettres ont besoin d'amélioration.
J'ai ajouté des fonctions Open Type qui fonctionne avec des versions récentes de Photoshop par exemple, cela permet d'avoir des lettres finales & des ligatures.
Par exemple, le "s" final est différent du "s" dans un mot, de la même manière que "ss" s'affiche encore légèrement différemment. D'autres lettres possèdent aussi des terminaisons spéciales quand elles sont en fin de mot, comme le "y" ou le "n".
Bref, à terme, cette police pourrait simuler plus précisément l'écriture avec plusieurs variantes pour certaines lettres.
Pas d'usage commercial svp.
A very good work. Elegant and with a lot of variants. I'm practicing this calligraphic style since a few months. The Gothic Cursive is fascinating and this typography was a must for me!
Correct. Its the way scriptors did all the time during medieval times:
"f"-looking S always in the middle - not in use any more today
But I still love it B)
Can Someone Tell Me What This Says?
Open type - Open Type
de de / esses esses 0123456789
Where are you when I need you ? D
Item : un livre appellé decarcornon
couvert de cuir vermeil emprainr...
Un petit volume en françois.
Thank you very much for this!
One day, I'll try to make this font better, but it's the first & the only font I've create & it took my month & month...
Why is being true to historical designs so important though? A blackletter already has little application in modern typography. To sacrifice legibility in order to stick to historical designs seems a little redundant.
"but it's the first & the only font I've create & it took my month & month..."
Well, it IS a nice debut font. Designing a professional font usually takes a very long time though.
I don't know what people do with it, I never use it.
One day, when I have time, I'll do a third version with variants, I want to had a lot of historical characters, I'll also try to make a readable version that can be use, cause I think you right, a font that nobody can read is not useful.
Its okay if you dont^^
But I think this font should work, it's just the opentype fonction witch can make a problem.
but looks very cool!!!
Thanks for sharing.