2015-06-10 17:41 GMT+02:00 Henry So Jr. <[email protected]>: > ... And from a different email, regarding homogeneity of the punctum > ascendens figure, I am not necessarily implying that ascendens and > descendens should be mirror images of each other, but rather that the > overall flow of the figures should harmonize with each other. I guess > it's sort of a font-weight thing and a shape thing, like how a good text > font looks good around itself: the shapes have the same weight, slant, > "feel," etc. >
Yes, you're perfectly right. I admit I'm not a font expert, so I'm not able to understand if my changing are breaking the general balance of the font. Someone I asked for (and who asked me for this drawing, a person who is quite fond of fonts and a gregorianist) says he finally would change just the oriscus liq. glyph, but he'll keep the other neumes as they are in Greciliae, to preserve this overall flow, and leaving new shapes as an optional choice. Maybe this is a wise solution... Thank you very much, Sr. M. Ruth OSB
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