As I eagerly await the proofs from Bixler, I give you the latest builds of Christoffel Atlas roman and italic. OpenType ligature substitution has been implemented. Let me know if anything is buggy. I’m still holding off on kerning—that’s something I want to tackle with my advisor.
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Noam Berg is a graduate Student in the Design and Technology MFA program at Parsons School for Design in New York City. He is also the (debatably) creative force behind Exfish Studio. Noam is obsessed with old vacuum tubes, type design, computers, guitars and comic books. Noam likes Thai sweet chili sauce, hats, suits & ties, Wacom tablets, Japanese green tea (with the toasted rice), nerdy science girls, many varieties of music, SLR cameras, AnarchoJudaism, lithography and pocket watches. Noam's not a big fan of cell phones, the cool kids, ugly and over-used fonts (you know who you are!) and talking about himself in the third person. Seriously, this is really weird. I'm gonna stop doing it now.
April 6th, 2009 at 7:51 am
Is the dot on the ‘i’ supposed to be higher than the one on the ‘j’? It also seems a bit right of the mark.
April 6th, 2009 at 5:01 pm
As you can see, it’s in the source material.