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22 Jun
2009
22 Jun
'09
4:39 a.m.
1) draw by hand some glyphs, so you have an objective piece of paper of what
you want 2) search on Internet for a font that looks like what you (think) to want 3) starting from this font, make some modifications of glyphs that you have drawn with fontforge or metapost With fontforge, you can even make countours from images , and with a bit of hack from MetaFont too.
-- luigi
Don't forget about other sources of inspiration. Frederic Goudy for instance made illicite rubbings in Louvre and studied Roman inscriptions on columns and other monuments, as many others did :) Best of luck! Piotr -- http://okle.pl