dugud - A highly condensed sans used in teaching projects
dglen's picture  dugud is a face originally developed for use in
my design courses in which we created faux movie posters. I
wanted something entirely copyright free so I just made my own
font. Actually I now like to use it for my own personal work. I
like highly condensed sans fonts.  I posted this a long time ago
but an re-posting as I'm nearer the end and am looking for your
thoughts.  Your thoughts?   dugud big test.jpg679.58 KB
eliason's picture  I think the top counter of /A/ needs to be
bigger, whether by lowering the crossbar or spreading the vertex
or some combination of the two. You could also spread the top
vertices of /M/ to help even out the counters there, too. You
might consider extending the ends of /C/S/c/s/ to reduce the
admitted white space.  cerulean's picture  Take a little more
care in positioning your diacritics consistently. The diereses
in particular are scattered all over the place. ë looks like the
right height to use as a m