Here is a new project that I'm working on at the moment. It's a display type which is a cross of Bodoni & Pistilli. This is my second type design and planning to release it free for personal use.
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Here is a new project that I'm working on at the moment. It's a display type which is a cross of Bodoni & Pistilli. This is my second type design and planning to release it free for personal use.
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I agree with the above comments about Q, D, 8, and a.
Top serif of S and s extend too far down. All the big round letters get too black (CDGOQ). Glyphs with uneven thicknesses of thicks really stick out (e.g. D, 6). Is the arm of r too curled-up? Is the t's tail wide enough?
Did you try unbracketed serifs with this? They might be a more natural fit for the rectangular counters (but maybe that would lose a distinctiveness you're after).
I like j, Q's tail, X and x.
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