Frode Bo Helland16 April 2010 · 04:32Btw: Am I using the term “roman” correctly? What would you pair with Joos? I’m thinking something with a (slightly brushy) Dutch feel to it might work. What do you think?
Indra Kupferschmid16 April 2010 · 13:10What kind of text do you want it for? Bodytext, captions, heads? Btw, are the line breaks the final version? Seem a bit confusing to me; how about: »Type is idealized writing - yet there is no end ...«
Frode Bo Helland17 April 2010 · 06:16No worries, Indra. I’m just looking for something (a serif) that could sit right next to it, at the same size and just … look right. That’s interesting Nick. I’ll look into Goudy. An interesting question: How should italics relate to it’s roman counterpart?
Frode Bo Helland17 April 2010 · 06:39Any particular one, Nick? There’s seems to be a lot around with very varying quality.
Frode Bo Helland17 April 2010 · 07:00 There’s a certain brushyness about Joos, that led my to compare these two.
Nick Shinn17 April 2010 · 12:14Any particular one, Nick? There’s seems to be a lot around with very varying quality. After due research, Village Roman; but you would have to add a slight stroke to tune up its weight to match Joos. Or slim Joos down.