Hello all,
first post here after reading quite a few :)
Anyone can help me identify this body text font ?
It’s from the TDC#48 Call for entries.
uppercase W and J are quite distinctive...

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Hello all,
first post here after reading quite a few :)
Anyone can help me identify this body text font ?
It’s from the TDC#48 Call for entries.
uppercase W and J are quite distinctive...

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Hmmm, the “3” is not raised in Filosofia. :^/
Good morning?! Could you somehow verify for sure that it has in fact been re-spaced? Because that would cast extra suspicion on why they never re-spaced Mrs Eaves (which has much worse spacing than anything) even though it had a formal OT re-release.
And what could be the reason for having a raised “3” at first, and then lowering it?
hhp
Hrant, the version currently offered at myfonts.com is 4.0801. They indicate that the regular weight (Windows PostScript) contains 2777 kerning pairs. The version I licensed for a project a few years back contains 194 kern pairs! And that is consistent with a thorough analysis that Kent Lew provided in this thread: http://typophile.com/node/459#comment-2948.
Clearly, there have been updates.
It strikes me as a little odd that the earlier release had the raised “3.” I can only speculate that it was recognized as a mistake and therefore corrected in a subsequent version.
Interesting - thanks.
I wonder if they did the spacing fix in-house or
they out-sourced it. In any case, I hope that one
day somebody will fix the spacing of Mrs Eaves too.
I’ve actually heard a rumor that James Montalbano
once did exactly that for some client (undoubtedly with
premission from Emigre). But you know how rumors go.
> Clearly, there have been updates.
It would have been nice to alert users about it,
and maybe even provide the upgrades for free.
hhp
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