It's a lovely idea - but I am not loving this execution. I don't think it does justice to either that latin alphabet or the arabic. I am sorry if this sounds harsh. I don't mean it to be. My suggestion is to look at the two traditions for longer and try again when you see them both more deeply.
Hello Everyone,
I have recently created a font for my typography class. This is the first attempt to design a font. Your feedback and critique will be mostly appreciated.
About the font:
I named it Reemenesque, which is a hybrid of my name and the word “Arabesque”, an intricate design style that incorporates geometrical, flowery patterns.
The font is actually a hybrid of the Arabic alphabet and the English alphabet. Which has a very calligraphic style to it. The weight of the strokes are varied and there are two types of serif-like elements (inspired from Arabic font serifs) which decorate the font. One which is sharp and pointy, usually used on straight stokes. The other is a more decorative which is usually applied to the more curved areas of the font.
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