
Ich arbeite an einer wirklich winzigen Pixel -Schriftart und möchte sicherstellen, dass alle Buchstaben lesbar und erkennbar sind. Wie sieht dieses Beispiel aus? Ist es leicht zu sagen, welcher Brief welcher ist? Gibt es etwas, das Sie ändern würden?
https://i.redd.it/yio1xtsvx5sf1.png
Von trampolinebears
7 Kommentare
It’s a bit hard on the eyes
I don’t love it.
Nope
გ, ე, ზ looks kinda weird. overall it’s pretty good
პ and კ are pretty similar too
To write mkhedruli correctly there are three „boxes“, a central box in which fits letters such as ა, თ, ი etc, then an upper box which is used by letters like ბ, ს, რ, პ etc. and a lower box which is used by letters like ღ, დ, კ, ც etc. while some few letters use all three boxes like ქ, ჭ. Reason I bring this up is that correct use of these boxes and their proportions can contribute a lot to readability of Georgian. In proper handwriting, the central box is actually the smallest, while the upper and lower boxes are about 1.5x the size of the central „box“ (although some fonts will adjust this in various ways). Here, I noticed that you’ve divided the boxes as such: upper box 2 pixels, central box 4 pixels, lower box 1 pixel. I think it could improve your concept if you would redivide these in a certain way, at the very least giving same space to upper and lower boxes, like 2/3/2, and maybe even considering something like 3/2/3 if you can make it work. Here is a diagram of what I am talking about: https://bpgfonts.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/clipboard01.jpg
Don’t you like existing ones?