Yes!

I don't have any technical advice, but generally speaking, I can see myself using this as a headline/display font for something like a high-end watch, classy fragrance, or up-scale alcohol ad. I don't think you can really go wrong with pursuing this direction.

Certainly press on, but note that the premise will be trickier with letters other than the ones you have here. Sketching the /A/E/S/T/U/ and the u&lc diagonal letters will be a good test of its plausibility.

Like a classier Optima.

Thanks guys. I'll upload an update with full a-z and A E T U soon!

Very nice work.

I really like the contrast between the sharpness of the terminal and the tail on the letter a with the smoothness of the bowl. The balance bewteen the stem and the lobe on the on the d seems just right to me.

It has a slight 1920s/1930s feel to it and it's stylish and clean. I can definitely see it becomeing a sought after font.

< grins >

If you need a beta tester, I'm your man!

Thanks. What do you mean by beta tester?

You might want to study Signata by Bernd Möllenstädt.

Thanks! That's a great typeface and useful comparison.

Yes! :,)

Although the baseline terminal of the /a/ might want some re-checking.... Maybe it could have something more like the /d/.

Yes, your right about that. I hadn't noticed it so thanks for sharing!

Jasper,

Very promising, go for it! The typeface do have a potential. For example as a headline magazine typeface.

Keep up the good work.

Looks great Jasper! Definitely worth pursuing and would like to see the full alphabet =)

Here's the lowercase of Sensato in 4 Grades. Hope you like it!
http://typophile.com/files/4%20grades.jpg

very very nice!
Maybe you could make the r’s arm a bit bigger.

Thanks :D. I think you're right about the r.

Very nice and harmonious. I like the heaviest gradebest reminds me of Legacy.

Thanks =D