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Many times when I wanted standardized font for a drawing, what I found did not have some of diacritics. So I made me my own backup, that folows the norm for vertical letter form B where it is possible with some compromises.
Still work in progress, cant find way to make smooth zero or brackets with large arcs.
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Very well made! But there's an extra brick to the right of the ÷ sign, and ù/ú are backwards.
@V. Sarela (Yautja) Thank you for your words and for taking so close look you could spot my mistakes. I corrected it and also changed some of the glyphs to follow newer norm edition with more proper style of diacritic (ľ, ď, ť). But now will have to play with kerning probably. Also added my preffered form of 7.
Nice font and great work, and I'm with Yautja one more time. Two little points: Î and Ï are incompletes, and the spanish ¿ and ¡ must be down like the descenders of p or q. Saludos.
Thank you for praise Elmoyenique and for the suggestions. I was not aware about the rotated marks shift (I only tried to learn Spanish from a small book for self-taught and did not catch that detail). Tried to correct them. Also finished the Î and Ï.
@Peter: Wow, what a stellar rounded font you made here pal. 10/10
Thank you @Sed4tives, I only tried to mimic what is in the norm. I admit searching for ways how to do it within limitation of bricks has became a game for me, (like tetris).
@Peter: "I admit searching for ways how to do it within limitation of bricks has became a game for me, (like tetris)"
Well, I can fully relate to that, and as a matter of fact that puzzly-challenge that underlies Fontstruct's fundamental workflow was the driving motivator for me as well. And in a similar fashion became this more of an addictive sports-type of challenge as well.. Happy to see that for some people this same sort of love and dedication exists!
Kind of looks like the font on some Toshiba laptop keyboards…
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