Sidenote: I do not wish to put a stop to what you are doing, however, this typeface, Morpheus is derivative of Emigre's Mason designed by Jonathan Barnbrook.

Βαγγέλη, απο λιγο που μπορώ να δώ, νομίζω οτι τα δικά σου Eλληνικά δουλεύουν καλύτερα απο τα Greek Mason. Παρ'ολα αυτα η moroheus όντως μοιάζει απειλητικά με την mason του Branbrook που, απ'οτι βλέπω, ειναι προγενέστερη.
It seems to me that your Greek work better than Mason Greek. However, I find it extremely difficult to make a font like this to work well in Greek. May be the lack of history that annoys the eye, or I miss the conceptual link. Like making a Greek Gothic font. But to be honest, I m not a big fan of mason Greek either. Call it personal taste.
I don't want to sound discouraging at all though. By all means, keep on going. All the experiments are very useful; we may go through hardship and development to find ways to express new typographic qualities. Especially with our difficult (but interesting) alphabet.

Dear Spyros (i'm gonna write english like you did, simply politeness :)) thank you for your nice words. The truth is that i can obviously see your and Tiffany's point: it does resemble the general aisthetics of the pre-existing Mason. However, this font exists for like 10 years? and in the last 8 years that i know it i haven't come across any legal issues regarding it. If anyone has any knowledge i might, unwillingly, ignore would be welcomed to inform me.

I'm definitely not an experienced typeface designer (it's only my third attempt and the first to be "accomplished" to such an extent), and i've not checked the character set of the greek mason version, i'm gonna do so though, in the first chance.

As about the "gothic greek", yeah you're perfectly right about that, it doesn't look such a natural combination. However i can think of a couple of potential uses of such a font in the greek language: (RPG, dark/epic/historical logos/titles etc. I've actually already had a couple of emails with people that showed some interest in using it, i hope i'll soon have the chance to look at what they did).

Last but not least, Spyros it's been a pleasure to come across you: i had the chance to check your page and your typefaces. I really liked starbeat ;)

The μ and η, don't read for me. I think you need to push it more to get the glyph recognition to work. Right now, it is more style than function for me.

ChrisL

thanks a lot for noticing that Chris. Really appreciated :)