FF Info Le Pain Quotidien
This is FF Info Text, not Display. The i has no serif on the Text version (and there is a double-decker g)
Actually, it could be Display, but with the alternate i. Or Text with the alternate l.
Confusing, even for myself. With OpenType, we just leave in the shapes we cannot make our minds up about.
Erik – I think perhaps the character set changed in the migration from PS/TT to OpenType. This is probably a legacy version of FF Info.
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3 Comments on “Le Pain Quotidien Label”
This is FF Info Text, not Display. The i has no serif on the Text version (and there is a double-decker g)
Actually, it could be Display, but with the alternate i. Or Text with the alternate l.
Confusing, even for myself. With OpenType, we just leave in the shapes we cannot make our minds up about.
Erik – I think perhaps the character set changed in the migration from PS/TT to OpenType. This is probably a legacy version of FF Info.