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More recently I found about Finlandica for Finland, quite nice too. https://toolbox.finland.fi/brand-identity-and-guidelines/finlandica-font/ https://toolbox.fi
by astrolx 3y ago
More recently I found about Finlandica for Finland, quite nice too. https://toolbox.finland.fi/brand-identity-and-guidelines/finlandica-font/ https://toolbox.finland.fi/brand-identity-and-guidelines/fin...
- smlacy 3y agoWow, this is really nice looking. Almost monospaced, and could easily be tweaked into a really nice looking font for programming.
- richdougherty 3y agoI agree, would love a mono version!
- jskherman 3y agoOh, no wonder some glyphs look tall for their respective characters. The Euro seems especially quirky.
- acjohnson55 3y agoI don't like the thing on the upper case A. It might be cool used sparingly, like only in headings. But it's distracting to see it for every A.
- stevage 3y agoThe tail on the lower case "a" is even worse imho. Really hurts readability because it barely looks like an "a" any more - more like an upside down "e".
- astrolx 3y agoYes, would be nice if they had a regular A, and that one as stylistic alternate. Removing the bit on the A to turn it into a regular one takes only a few clicks on Fontforge or another font-editing software, and the license allows modification and redistribution ;) [https://github.com/HelsinkiTypeStudio/Finlandica/blob/master/OFL.txt https://github.com/HelsinkiTypeStudio/Finlandica/blob/master...].
- pmontra 3y agoThe # & and @ are horrible. The A and the G are strange, two characters with a grace in a sans font. But i and j have that too. However I is designed to look different from l, which is not the case in many fonts.