Modified font

AVENIR BULK Modified Avenir Book by Ann Iren Vinningland

Modifications

Modifications

Modifications

Type specimen

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I`ve mentioned this in my previous Productivity Quest post, but it really, really helps. Setting aside a whole day to catch up on email, bills, paperwork, etc. means the rest of the week you can feel totally fine putting it off. What I hadnt mentioned before, is how ruthless I am about making.

Kerning

I used kernking to help me with the kerning of my font. I feel like I might have kerned my letters a little tight, but I feel that this is the best way for my typeface.

Problems

Some of the letters gave me a little headake, because they wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t quit fit with the system I made for the other letters. But after som testing and thinking I came to a solution that I feel works best for the modyfied font.

When I was placing my letters in to Type Tool I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t think about that all fonts have a different x-height and I forgot to adjust the guides.

So I had to place all the letters and symbols in to Type Tool all over again with the right x-height.

When I generated my font for the first time, I became aware that some of the letters didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t match the original font. So what had happened, was that I had managed to modify the wrong font in lower cases, so I had to do the modification all over again with the right font.

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