I, for one, like the “caracter” version of |W|, but you should taper a bit the bottom inside sides of the “stumps”.

Very nice! I agree with Riccardo about the W, and I think the same can be said for N and M. As it is now, the corners circled in red here:

I like the serifs an i, j and f. I think the eszett and cap eszett would benefit from having serifs on the left bottom too.

You need to be decisive about where to round corners - the 'character' version of K, for example, has slightly rounded terminals but the points on the arm and leg are sharp.

I like it too. I think the spine of /s/ could be better less steep.

I agree with the above; the funky versions are much more interesting. Did you already try to a lowercase /w/ the same way?

Oh wow, thank you. I’m glad you like it.

So here we go …
bottom stumps slightly tapered
And the arm and leg of K slightly more rounded (it already was. But not enough. Yes.)

Trying serifs on eszett. I like it.

Made the spine of /s/ a bit less steep.

and yes, I tried the same way for lowercase /w/ already. But I’m not sure, yet. Do you like it?

I will now spend my friday night with punctuation and additional characters :)

I'm kind of wanting the cap eszett to do this sort of thing:

I think this is a pretty nice mix of conventional elements and funky ones - good job! Like the "n" is pretty normal, but the "y" is novel, without however being showy. And yes, go with the funky caps for sure.

The "g" (which, I don't know if you realize, happens to be very Danish*) needs a bigger gap between the head and the join. I would also think some more about its ear.

* http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/danishg/

If the funky cap "W" has splayed sides, maybe the "M" should too? BTW I'm not sure about using those funky structures in the lc. My gut feeling is no (although as alts they'd sure be great).

I would flatten the top of the "t".

The "3" is quite nice!

I can't agree with Dave about the eszets - in fact I would remove all the serifs/bars, except maybe the foot one in the lc.

I meet a nice girl from Kopenhagen as I started designing this font

For some reason that happens quite often! :-) Then you have kids and they start inspiring you.

hhp

Thanks for your sketch, Bendy. Never saw a versal eszett doing like that, looks interesting. Maybe I’ll try out later, but I’m actually fine with mine :)

hhp, oh man, you made my day. I didn’t know I drew a danish /g/, but I’m very happy!
I’m already approaching your advices. Thanks a lot.
But remove all the serifs, really? This hurts. I think it’s important for it’s industrial charm. Makes it rougher, though. I get the feeling of an old wooden box or conex here.

After all I decided to make Enkle Sans and Enkle Serif :)