visibility: SANDBOX license: OFL url: http://www.linusromer.ch.vu category: handwriting subsets: menu,latin,latin-ext,greek+latin,greek-ext+latin # 2010-10-31 Add just 2 glyphs, U+1fd3 (ΐ), U+1fe3 (ΰ), will bring polytonic greek to 100% # subsets: menu,latin,paneuropeanlatin,greek,polytonicgreek family: Miama designer: Linus Romer profiledescriptionlicense: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 profiledescriptionlicenseurl: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ approved: true description:

Miama is based on the many handwritten \ letters of my girlfriend. Among them are \ also some ligatures and ornamental glyphs.

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Every single glyph has been drawn by myself \ using the free font editor FontForge.

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Do not use any condensed nor extended spacing! \ Miama lives from connected \ strokes, which are killed as soon as you change spacing.

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Use Miama for main titles, short poems, greeting cards, wedding \ stuff et cetera. But please do not consider using it for longer texts, \ especially not for scientific texts.

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Miama is a very small typeface compared to other fonts. \ This is due to the very large \ ascenders and descenders. So if you want to look Miama as a \ font of 10pt, choose 15-20pt. Also keep in mind, that Miama \ then still looks quite light, so you want probably resize it even more \ for titles.

profile: Swiss hobby typographer. font.Miama.ttf.style: normal # cd ~/src/font-optimizer/; ./subset.pl -v --licensesubst="SIL OFL 1.1" \ # --exclude="smcp,ordn,sups,sinf,subs,dlig,frac" \ # --chars="Miam Εάεηικλν()" \ # ~/googlefontdirectory/miama/Miama.{ttf,menu}; # cd ~/googlefontdirectory/miama/; # for family in miama; do # for font in `ls -1 $family/*ttf | cut -d. -f1`; do # for subset in \ # latin latin-ext \ # greek+latin greek-ext+latin; do # echo subset.py --null --nmr --roundtrip --namelist --script \ # --subset=$subset $font.ttf $font.$subset; # python tools/subset/subset.py --script --subset=$subset \ # $font.ttf $font.$subset > $font.$subset.log; # done; # done; # done;