Font Specimen - Saudade Serif

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Saudade Serif

designed by Mia Bausenwein


Font anatomie of the source font

contrast between thick and thin lines

Ascender line

x-height

Baseline

Descender line

small aperture

Zeit

The name Didot came from the famous French printing and type producing Didot family. The classification is known as modern, or Didone. Firmin Didot (1764 - 1836) cut the letters, and cast them as type in Paris. Didot is described as neoclassical, and evocative of the Age of Enlightenment.

abrubt bilateral hairline serifs


Font anatomie of the source font

straight vertical stress

hairline strokes

geist thin vertical strokes

curved letters are balanced and slightly compressed


Uppercase letters

ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPQRSTU VWXYZ


Lowercase letters

abcdefg hijklmn opqrstu vwxyz


Numerals

1 23 456 7 89 0


Diacritics & Signs

äöü á é à è


Different font sizes in use

The Poetry Of Protest In ‘The Witch Doesn’t Burn In This One’

24 pt

Amanda Lovelace’s book of poetry, “the witch doesn’t burn in this one,” lets any woman who has ever felt the sting of the patriarchy, whether emotionally or physically, know that her anger is justified.

13 pt

In “the witch doesn’t burn in this one,” warnings and prophecies (wonderfully carrying the witch motif) precede each of the four parts of the collection, which is not a witch tale but simply a “story where women fight against the manmade structure that has long overstayed its welcome.” Lovelace’s concluding thoughts in “the witch doesn’t burn in this one,” despite being in a work that revels in anger, also point at the hope all around us. “didn’t you know there could be shelves upon shelves upon shelves of books written about your strength?” she writes. This poem, the penultimate piece, is aptly titled, “as always, the women save themselves in this one.” There are so many reasons to be angry as a woman, especially for those who have undergone the pain Lovelace speaks to in her poetry. She agrees that women have the right to rage. Yet, her concluding words in “the witch doesn’t burn in this one” remind readers that the fire has to be harnessed to change the “stories” and “fairytales” we have been taught as women.

11 pt

I’m just trying to call attention to one of the many unique perspectives that have been silenced for much too long.” -Amanda Lovelace

8 pt


Different font sizes in use

in this novel the women protagonist claims she's not like those other girls, not because she finds their femininity to be an insult or an weakness, noit's because she knows all women have their own unique magic that cannot be replicated by her or any other woman. -the plot twist we've all been waiting for.

14 pt


65pt

60pt

hello 911 i'm on fire

55pt

hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

Different font sizes in use

48pt

36pt


hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

18pt

14pt

12pt

10pt

8pt

hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

24pt

hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

30pt

hello 911 i'm on fire

hello 911 i'm on fire

Different font sizes in use

6pt


Font anatomie

slight contrast between thick and thin strokes

Cap line Ascender line

x-height

Baseline

Descender line

abrubt bilateral serifs

Zeit cut endings


Font anatomie

round endings

straight vertical stress

geist small aperture


Font characteristics

Q tail

Q

bracketed ascender serif, top serif

CG

half vertical bracketed serif on horizontal strokes on baseline

LEZ

bracketed serif on horizontal strokes

EF

bracketed serif on ascender and cap height

EF


Font characteristics

asceder serif, x-height serif

nmrh u b d p q i l j

horizontal x-height serif

vwyx

teardrop terminal

jtf

abrubt bileteral serif for readability on baseline

ua

diagonal stress in roundings

numh


Font realations

Uppercase letters

O L P V

Round letters

Straight letters

DIHLN MEFTK

Round letters

PRB

V-shaped letters

AWXY Z

Independent letters

S

OCGQ


Font relations

Lowercase letters

o i n w

Round letters

oecbd pqg

Straight letters

ijltf

Letters with arch

nmhu

V-shaped letters

wvyxz

Independent letters

sa


Font evolution

sceleton didot

calligraphic brushes

calligraphic brushes + serifs

cutting shapes that are sticking out

Saudade Serif

h


h Font evolution


b A n B Brushes


Brusches

angle: 47° roundness: 19% dimension: 10pt

angle: 0° roundness: 20% dimension: 9pt

M

angle: 22° roundness: 46% dimension: 9pt

y

angle: -5° roundness: 12% dimension: 9pt

r

angle: 0° roundness: 20% dimension: 9pt


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Saudade is a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for something or someone that one cares for and/or loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing might never be had again. It is the recollection of feelings, experiences, places, or events that once brought excitement, pleasure, and well-being, which now trigger the senses and make one experience the pain of separation from those joyous sensations. Saudade describes a feeling both happy and sad, and could be approximated by the English expression ‘bitter sweet’. Nascimento and Meandro (2005)[3] cite Duarte Nunes Leão's definition of saudade: "Memory of something with a desire for it." In Brazil, the day of Saudade is officially celebrated on 30 January.

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