That's avery nice typeface!
There are only two things that seem weird to me:
- in @, there a lot of space above the "a" and very little beneth it... This could be a problem in small sizes.
- lowercase q - I don't think it needs this sherif, it looks really weird to me. But that's just me:)
Keep up the good work!
- Filip Łysyszyn

I suppose the hook is used in order to avoid that p and q look mirrored.
But now b & q and p & d have the same shape (albeit rotated).
Have you tried to place the hook at bottom of the p and at top of the q (which should create a nece pseudo ligature qu)?
Very nice work, by the way.

You've got this geometric thing going on with the caps, and it works well there. The uppercase reminds me vaguely of Neutraface. However, the lowercases are of two minds. Some of them are based off of what looks like a perfect ellipse (most of the round letters). Others, though, have a humanist feel in the round parts (ahmnu, and to a lesser extent fjltr). I think the letters would work better with each other if they all had the same feeling. If you go with the elliptical idea, I think the round parts could be slightly more square. The humanist curves seem, to me, to work better with the serifs you have on abdglpqt, but perhaps not as well with your caps, which are more geometric.

There are also some curves that look a bit rough to me: BJPRSU, stu, and possibly a (depending on which way you go). For the B, P, and R, I would suggest making your horizontal straightaways a little longer. The J and U need longer vertical straightaways.

I think it's fine that b & q and p & d have the same shape when rotated. They do in lots of fonts.

Thanks for the all the feedback. I've been thinking about how some of the lowercase characters relate to the uppercase. Here are some alternate options I came up with. I'm thinking the straight serifs would call for a full redesign of all the characters but maybe an option for another version of the typeface.

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The bowl of your g joins the stem differently from any other letters that have a bowl and a stem. I think they should all be the same. True, the g's bowl is a bit shorter, but the a has a short bowl too and joins like the other letters.

are you suggesting the I design the bowl of the g to look similar to the bowl of the a? That seems like it would look strange. Or do you have another suggestion what what I might do to the g?

What do you think of modified abcdglpqhknrt in relation to the uppercase I posted initially?

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I was suggesting that the bowl of the g should look more like the bowl of the d--in your d, the stem stops the ellipse shape and makes it incomplete, and the g is the only letter where that ellipse is complete.

I like the new serif structure in your latest set of letters, although I personally would leave the g with no serif (since all the other serifs are on the top left or bottom right of a letter). In the bowl shapes, though, I still see the clash that I was talking about before. If you drop a line from the top to the bottom extremum in your "o", it'll run vertically straight through your letter. If you stacked an "n" on top of a "u", though, and did the same thing, the line would run diagonal. That's what I'm trying to talk about.

Also, for the m and n I prefer the serif on the top left. I don't think the t needs a top serif.

ah okay, i see what you mean about both the g and o. here are some modified characters including the g with a similar connection of bowl and stem and two versions of the o with modified axis

thanks for all the suggestions by the way, i really appreciate the help.

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Why doesn't the top arm of the k come up to the x-height line? Also, are the two o's in the latest image meant to be different? I can't see any difference between them.

I think I prefer the first g. And possibly the second y.

The axis of each of those o's is slightly different. I was trying to mimic the n a bit

the k was a mistake, I just fixed it in fontlab

I'm wondering if the bowl of the first g looks too large...

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i think i might just be using the serif on the bottom right of lower case characters. it looked strange when setting words in the top left in the n and r

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I've cleaned up a lot of the capital letters and changed to the most recent lowercase letters with the lower descender

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Good work so far. However, I would corrected the space that is too large and the spacing too tight at my point of view.