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Aura

Hi!
Long time since this:
http://www.typophile.com/forums/messages/29/10709.html?1055775049

Since my first font i have build lots of "pseudo" typefaces, read and saw lots of typohile threads.

This is a new font i'm building, that I want to use for a new brand. (Custom type). I've just spend a few hours in Freehand and Fontlab, so this is a "work in progress". I wish to create a light version, and a bold. (i'm affraid of the italic).

I'm sad because i've printed some 9/12pt samples, and this isn't readable. Help me! :-)

I would like to hear your comments. Thanks a lot.aura im 01aura im 2


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aura corpus test.pdf (3.4 k)

This is too modular, light and tight to be very readable.
Are you sure it shouldn't just be a display face? It would work nicely as such.

BTW, it looks like the font didn't embed right into the PDF.

hhp

Have some problems when embed my .otf tyefaces in documents. Need to solve that. Sorry.

R.


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poetry test_reviewed.pdf (491.5 k)

What Hrant said.
Also, there are some formal incoherencies, that I find disturbing. For example, uppercase and lowercase doesn't seem to work together, they look different things.

And just FYI, Rub

I give aura

I need to try a condensed version too

I do not remember very well but I believe the last Ruben Fontana's font was named "Aura" as well...

Yeap! It's "Aura". At this moment is being used in the body of "Tipografica" magazine:
Check it out:

http://www.letraslatinas.com/html_tex/aura.shtml

Thanks Ramiro (and Eduardo)!

Before post some improvements of "ex-aura", i decided to change the name to Augumentin

how about ala™? I think the name matches the font. It's a portuguese word but still...

i'm trying to finish a beta version to present my wife. (Birthday 7 March, 30 years)

Her name is Ana...
Ala? maybe... there is some relation...thanks...need to think about that!

Personally, I like it.

I'd start by redrawing the 'c' and 'e' to be more in line with the shape of the other letters.

Jim
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So, is it Aura? Or Ala? Any Progress on this font Ricardo:-)

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