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Paul James Miller
Supporter of the open source paradigm, who works for the NHS in the UK. Designer of these free fonts: - Cadman (2017-2018). Designed for people with dyslexia.
- Kelvinch (2015). A modified Version of Gentium Book Basic. The Greek alphabet was ripped from Gentium Plus and then heavily modified. Munson added specialized mathematical characters. See also Kelvinch Italic.
- Munson (2017). A semi-Clarendon in four styles. He writes: There was a typeface by a company called Stephenson Blake Co. in Sheffield. This typeface was made around 1815 and was called Consort. It was a bracketed slab serif face with ball terminals where appropriate. I have obtained scanned documents and typeface samples from that era which depict the Consort typeface and I have attempted to re-create the look and style of that typeface in a modern font. I have photographs of an incomplete set of the Consort typeface, I have filled in the gaps and some of the characters in the Consort typeface were not to my liking so I have designed Munson according to my own aesthetic preferences and with a great deal of artistic license. There is also much of Clarendon in Munson. The Clarendon typeface was first made by Robert Besley in London in 1845 and is particularly well known. Munson is an amalgamation of all these influences, a sort of hybrid between the Consort and Clarendon with some of my own influence thrown in for good measure.
- Type McTypeface (2016). an adaptation of Dieter Steffmann's Chelsea (1995). He writes: A good font for Arctic sailors.
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