Brilliant idea, Hrant
And a hard one... Probably either



or



Respectably a bold k from 'Arkudius' and a bold alternate r from 'Replywood'.
Thank God for Bouma ;-)

A logo for a Goth band called 95 Grams?


very nice G

Since I have to choose one of my own, I choose this:



Choosing one that I actually still like has been a humbling experience. I guess my best work is yet to come...

> This is an impossible task.

You just haven't met the right glyph yet. ;-)

hhp

I'm quite happy with this one from an upcoming design tentatively called Curio.

This is difficult, but favourite among my own designs is probably the lowercase alpha from Clio:



Picking a favourite glyph designed by someone else might be even more difficult, but Giovanni Mardersteig's Dante family deserves mention for containing two glyphs I really love: the lowercase roman a and the lowercase italic g.

Here's an even more difficult question: what is your favourite whitespace between two glyphs that you have designed?

Hey, that alpha is pretty sexy.

> your favourite whitespace between two glyphs

Now you're getting really esoteric! :-)
I haven't designed any notable whitespace yet. But I remember once seeing an "ft" space that was amazing - I forget where.

hhp

The ampersand from Oneleigh Italic (left) was inspired by, among other things, the Monotype Garamond ampersand (right), something Les Usherwood once said about the ampersand beign a character he liked to get his teeth into (or words to that effect), and of course all those pages people used to put together showing ampersands from a variety of fonts.

Couldn't decide between the g or the w, so placed the 3 letters I did for this logo I'm currently doing (the eternal s problem.. I think the s is not finished yet):

This was my fist g for this work:


on the same flavour as Kenn's g

Ha! The whitespace between glyphs. I wish. Not that
good yet. Indeed, how wonderfully esoteric.

kris.

Aww, can't do one. I'll cheat and do 3.
a - Kowhai
5 - Kelburn
g - Klim Sans

It is a good idea Hrant!

I love this one
Legacy book italic from Ronald Arnholm

Niko

G-force! This is a g from a cursive that i made several years ago.

Sorry for my previous post screw-up.

My favorite glyph is the "Bliss-ful lower case "g" which I hope will attach without error this time.

Chris

From Tourmaline, a face I did a couple of years ago.

a 2! But it would be a fun Q...

Ok this is my first post. I'll just try to figure out this deal ...

Let's seeeee.


Allright it's a lower case "s" from my font Black Stencil.

Magnus,
Looks interesting. Would you post a sample of vthe rest of "Black Stencil"?

Chris

Hrant > is that first "g" you put up yours? Is there more to that family? I love it.

Yeah, that "g" (the nastiest glyph I've ever made - it makes me want to go out and pillage something) is from Brutaal (of Daam Entity): http://www.themicrofoundry.com/s_latin.html

hhp

Hmmm. So many to choose from since I've never designed an actual functioning typeface.

I'll do 3 as well.



- Filosofia's regular 2
- Mantinia's alternate R
- Mrs Eaves' italic w

Runners-up not shown: Trajan Q and Bernhard Modern q.

love this �� D ��!

Here are some of mine:

Hey, Crispin looks amazing already! Great name too.

hhp

Couldn't decide, but I'm keeping with the lowercase g trend.