This is my latest project, to create a font that is use for design, logos and advert consigning digital products and services or digital technology. E.g: 8 bit video game typography.
It’s a TTF font file that contains more than 900 characters.
The digital typeface design is created by me and also the presentation design about what’s inside the font file.
I have other font projects similar to this one but I want to know whether it’s good to go.
Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek — that’s a big project.
I noticed the ą but didn’t see any of the other ogonek characters. Perhaps I didn’t look closely enough or maybe you didn’t include them in your examples. Similarly, I noticed an eth (ð, Ð) in the bold but not in the regular weight. In addition, if you include eths, you also need thorns (Þ, þ). Again, though, you probably just left them out of your examples.
I would probably place two of your block unit spaces between the letters and the diacritics in the bold weight. The bold is quite bulky.
You’ve misspelled calligraphy — there should not be an h between the g and r. For that matter, the word calligraphy is misused. Calligraphy is elegant lettering drawn with brushes or pens. The word is also sometimes used to describe digital typography that mimics calligraphy. If I were asked to label your typeface, I’d probably call it a bitmap or pixel typeface.
Thanks for the feedback. The Latin characters with ogonek are complete for languages that uses the characters. While the eth (ð, Ð), (Þ, þ) is also included. I created all the characters to completely match satin amount of languages I included in the language list, so if for example you set German as your computer main language all the characters, upper and lower case for German alphabets will be available for typing. But it will be too many to include in the presentation because all characters are more than 900.
Thanks for the calligraphy spelling correction.
For the bold there is another bold design included in the package which I called ‘contrast’ it’s bold but slim design depending on your choice of bold.