眼の前のニンジン へのコメント http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931 Thu, 24 Sep 2009 21:02:33 +0900 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Elí Castellanos より http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931/comment-page-1#comment-68 Elí Castellanos Fri, 13 Feb 2009 00:49:12 +0000 http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/?p=69#comment-68 Maybe you know <a href="http://www.sudtipos.com" rel="nofollow">Ale Paul's work,</a> he specializes in fonts for package design, his work is terrific! Maybe you know Ale Paul’s work, he specializes in fonts for package design, his work is terrific!

]]> shotype より http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931/comment-page-1#comment-67 shotype Thu, 12 Feb 2009 06:40:25 +0000 http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/?p=69#comment-67 Ah! I've never notice my mistake of the article on AXIS in English page. The correct number is around 7000, not 8000. I revised it. Thanks, Elí! Ah! I’ve never notice my mistake of the article on AXIS in English page. The correct number is around 7000, not 8000. I revised it. Thanks, Elí!

]]> shotype より http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931/comment-page-1#comment-66 shotype Thu, 12 Feb 2009 01:48:29 +0000 http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/?p=69#comment-66 Generally, Japanese fonts need to have at least 6500 Kanjis. AXIS Fonts have Adobe-Japan1-3 characters, so these fonts have about 7000 Kanji characters each. There are some Japanese fonts have Adobe-Japan1-4 characters, which have about 9000 kanjis. I have to say that Axis is not my design. Isao Suzuki is a designer of Axis fonts and a founder of Type Project. He designed all kanji characters by himself. It took about three years to finish it. He asked Akira Kobayashi, is type director of Linotype now, to make Latin part for AXIS Basic in 1999. I just joined a project to make width family AXIS Condensed and Compressed as a designer for Latin part few years ago. I should have mentioned it on that article. The work you watched on YouTube was in progress now. I'd learned calligraphy in <a href="http://www.kampo.co.jp/mg/mg-school-e/index.html" rel="nofollow">MG school</a>, where is remarkable Calligraphy school in Japan I think. As I'm also a package designer, I want to have a typeface goes with tea, wine, chocolate or sweets packages. I'll show it on my blog when the font will out. I don't know when I will finish to make it, though. :-) Generally, Japanese fonts need to have at least 6500 Kanjis. AXIS Fonts have Adobe-Japan1-3 characters, so these fonts have about 7000 Kanji characters each.
There are some Japanese fonts have Adobe-Japan1-4 characters, which have about 9000 kanjis.
I have to say that Axis is not my design. Isao Suzuki is a designer of Axis fonts and a founder of Type Project. He designed all kanji characters by himself. It took about three years to finish it.
He asked Akira Kobayashi, is type director of Linotype now, to make Latin part for AXIS Basic in 1999. I just joined a project to make width family AXIS Condensed and Compressed as a designer for Latin part few years ago. I should have mentioned it on that article.

The work you watched on YouTube was in progress now. I’d learned calligraphy in MG school, where is remarkable Calligraphy school in Japan I think.
As I’m also a package designer, I want to have a typeface goes with tea, wine, chocolate or sweets packages. I’ll show it on my blog when the font will out. I don’t know when I will finish to make it, though. :-)

]]> Elí Castellanos より http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931/comment-page-1#comment-65 Elí Castellanos Wed, 11 Feb 2009 23:07:18 +0000 http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/?p=69#comment-65 I see, I just read your post about Axis release, it is very interesting, and big companies are using it, congrats! Designing a japanese typeface must be a really hard work, how many glyphs did you have to design? About 8000? I also saw some of you work <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfMxpxMpcTI" rel="nofollow">here</a> I think is refined and has strong calligraphic influence. I see, I just read your post about Axis release, it is very interesting, and big companies are using it, congrats! Designing a japanese typeface must be a really hard work, how many glyphs did you have to design? About 8000?
I also saw some of you work here I think is refined and has strong calligraphic influence.

]]> shotype より http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931/comment-page-1#comment-64 shotype Wed, 11 Feb 2009 00:47:41 +0000 http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/?p=69#comment-64 Hi, Castellanos. Thanks for your comment. Yeah, I've got Noordzij's "The Stroke" few weeks ago. In fact, I'd already got it few years ago, but I bought it again for an archive because the previous book got some large ink spots when I practiced calligraphy to learn type design. I also checked your blog. I'm sure you also enjoyed this book, right? AXIS fonts were already released from www.axisfont.com. I'm afraid that the site is only Japanese. Did you read <a href="http://www.shotype.com/en/blog/archives/2009/01/16-shotype-120154" rel="nofollow">this article</a>? Or, are you saying about Axis Latin family? Axis Latin family will out soon but I don't know the detail. If you want to know the detail now, please ask Type Project, which is the foundry of AXIS fonts, or axisfont.com. You can ask about it in English. I'll also introduce the info on AXIS Latin when these fonts are out, so I hope you check my blog post. Best! Hi, Castellanos.
Thanks for your comment. Yeah, I’ve got Noordzij’s “The Stroke” few weeks ago.
In fact, I’d already got it few years ago, but I bought it again for an archive because the previous book got some large ink spots when I practiced calligraphy to learn type design.
I also checked your blog. I’m sure you also enjoyed this book, right?

AXIS fonts were already released from http://www.axisfont.com. I’m afraid that the site is only Japanese. Did you read this article? Or, are you saying about Axis Latin family? Axis Latin family will out soon but I don’t know the detail. If you want to know the detail now, please ask Type Project, which is the foundry of AXIS fonts, or axisfont.com. You can ask about it in English.
I’ll also introduce the info on AXIS Latin when these fonts are out, so I hope you check my blog post.
Best!

]]> Elí Castellanos より http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/archives/2009/02/04-shotype-235931/comment-page-1#comment-62 Elí Castellanos Tue, 10 Feb 2009 23:27:14 +0000 http://www.shotype.com/jp/blog/?p=69#comment-62 Oh! I can't read japanese but I have that Noordij's book too! BTW, when are you going to release Axis? Oh! I can’t read japanese but I have that Noordij’s book too!
BTW, when are you going to release Axis?

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