this would make a good italic of another font – something along the lines of Joanna and its accompanying italic.

Couple of things for me: 1. the "t" crossbar so high really breaks the rhythm when you set it with other characters 2. the tilt on the top of the "k" & "b" have you thought about it being straight?

Good work. At my own, I find the “e” and the “o” should be less italic compare to the a and the c. I agreed the “t” crossbar is too high

Added the caps and some symbols.

Lowercase looks okay (and I'd be happy with it if it was only lowercase), the caps still need a lot of work. I don't think they go to well with the lowercase... they almost look too flowery.

I've lowered the "t" crossbar and adjusted the rotation on the "o" and the "e".

http://typophile.com/files/Fanline2.png

It would be a better idea to post a pdf of your file. Some letters in the caps have to be fixed. The crossbar of the J is too large, it looks like the T wiht a bottom curve. The H is not wide enough. The top crossbar of the F should be more to the right than to the left, the F is almost [but not] an E without the bottom bar, the middle bar could be a bit lower than the E one to avoid to have a large white space under. I hope this will help you.

Here's another revision.

http://typophile.com/files/Fanline.pdf

I have reworked the capitals and fixed some of the kerning. I'm still not liking the fact that some lowercase letters such as the "g" and the "y" clash with characters such as the "h" and the "l" on the line below, but hopefully there will be a way to fix that.

In the example, you can also see the "ff" ligature. This was just a bit of testing I was doing, and I forgot it was included when I built the font.

ff ligature is nice..but the kerning between the i & the ff is odd. I would watch the spaces..give it a little more room. Also, the dots on the i & j get lost in smaller sizes..something to look into maybe?