gmayer
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« on: 2011-05-19, 08:39:37 » |
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Hello:
I'm new to designing fonts, so I want to start with a really basic question: What is an effective workflow for designing a high-quality, precision font from scratch?
For example, do people start with a sketch on [graph] paper, scan it, and continue from there? Do people just compose original fonts in the glyph window of fontlab? Do people compose in Adobe Illustrator and transfer the curves?
I checked out tutorials on the web, but they all seem to be of the create-a-font-in-5-minutes. But if I want to create precision, high-quality fonts, what tools do I have, and what practices can I use, to make sure that the glyphs are consistent?
Thanks!
Mayer
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