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10 months ago by kyber to c/typography

Regular European Characters Opentype Includes Autoligatures Which license is right for you? Installation instructions for both Mac and Windows

Just found this nice blackletter font called longbow through another post on here. I really like it. Nice to have one with a hand written feel to it.

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IndigoGollum 2 points 10 months ago

I don't find new fonts often, but i went looking for some nice monospaced ones not long ago and found Toren Mono, Drafting* Mono, and Monaspace (Xenon).

Of the three Monaspace is my favorite because of how it handles very wide or narrow letters like MmWw, liIj. If a wide letter is next to a narrow one, the wide one takes up more space at the expense of the narrow one that would normally have a hard time filling the full width. It makes the font prettier and easier to read, while still being fixed width.

I also recently remembered Pelagiad when i saw it on the cover of Mark Rosenfelder's Language Construction Kit and wondered how he got the rights to publish a book in the similar Magic Cards font.

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kyber 1 point 10 months ago

Wow, these are great, thanks for the share man.

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IndigoGollum 1 point 10 months ago

Happy to help. I think i found the first three after asking for fonts here.

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