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Straight-crossing Q, Motion serifs for a b d g k q L Z #789
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(This is my first GitHub post)
I have grew fond of using Iosevka for a while now. I thought of some interesting but useful variants that could be added.
First, I'd like to suggest adding motion serifs to additional letters: b d g k q, to complete the motion serif set (so far there's h, m, n and p). The motion serif variant for g and q is the same as p, but reversed. This is Vivala Code:
And a motion serif variant for a as well in Cascadia Code.
The capital letters L and Z can have serifs on the bottom right. Z could also have a serif on tbe top left too. Below is a sample of Gintronic:
Capital Q can also have its tail going straight through the bottom, like in Dank Mono or Sweden Sans:
I hope this is enough variants. I appreciate your work and I'm glad to provide my own contributions and suggestions on this font 😄
Bonuses (for consideration only)
I found this (Furtive Mono Code) in Behance a while back. I thought these would also be neat additions, if that's good enough.
Alternative curly y:
Alternate capital G, J, 1 (similar to Operator Mono) and asterisk * (motion-serif a is also proposed above):
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