Where can I read about the history of fonts with wedge/triangular serifs (Latin style)? Online sources appreciated.4yr ⋅ Floodfonts ⋅ r/typography
What do you think about my new type family Ferryman? The idea was to create a Blackletter everyone can read easily. I didn't care about historical correctness.7mo ⋅ Floodfonts ⋅ r/typography
I have just released the serif version of my new type family Arpona. I hope you like it? This is an imaginary advertising I created to show the fonts in use. I like the idea of combining the edgy and spiky look of the typeface with a product that everyone associates with round, flowing forms.4yr ⋅ Floodfonts ⋅ r/typography
The design of my Arpona typeface is inspired by this wonderful roman inscription I found in the RGM (romano-germanic museum) in Cologne, Germany. I loved it because it is so quirky. The stonemason did not really master his craft and his spelling is not very good either.4yr ⋅ Floodfonts ⋅ r/typography
I am working on a new font and am looking for historical articles for research. I think it fits into a category with fonts like Souvenir and Windsor but it is also an upright italic. Any recommendations? (online sources preferred)4yr ⋅ Floodfonts ⋅ r/typography
