Soquili Font: ready to proceed!!!

[Gare]

There's no way to have Xara count the control points, at least no way that's obvious to me, Larry, so just think "economical" as you draw, okay?

I can live with layers, individual files, whatever, as long as the submitted file format is Xara. What will help me is:

•if you're creating more than one horse in a Xara file:

Put the frame number, type it next to the drawing, or name the layer.

I need to know, without fail, what character or number your individual drawing is.

Cool?

Thanks!

-g

[Rik]

OK.
Here's three that I've traced. I've got four more to do.
I'll post these here now for three reasons.
1. If they're OK - that's good.
2. If not, then I can be told what needs to be done, before I start on the other four.
3. I won't be able to make a start on the other four for a few days.

[stygg2003]

Here's my three, 04 to 06, hope they are ok

Stygg

[Christine Farrelly]

Here's mine 14-19.
Soquili Font 14-19.xar

Christine

[Gare]

Thanks, all.

I will get to them summarily (it's Sunday, and I need to get the Xara Xone going for May).

-g

[Rik]

Here's the rest of mine.
The others are in Post #32.

[angelize]

Hi everyone. I already posted the first frame and finally here are frames 2 and 3. I hope I didn't hold you up Gary. Family matters kept me away from the computer over the weekend.

[Gare]

@ Frances—

Okay, I've wanted to say this for days:

"Hold your horses!"



Seriously, I'm still finessing many of the horses to become glyphs, so even if you submit the rest over the weekend, I still won't be all set to make the font.

Plus there's paperwork.

-g

[wizard509]

I have gone over, and over, and over this so guess I'll post my work and hope for the best.

Soquili-07-13.xar


I, Larry E. Leiker, as a contributor to the project undertaken by a group in the TalkGraphics.com Fonts and Typography Forum, to create the following font, Soquili TG, grant a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sub-license, and distribute [the] Contributions I made to the work and such derivative works.

I understand that this is a license agreement only; it does not transfer copyright ownership and does not change my rights to use the artwork I contributed for any other purpose.

Larry E. Leiker, Saint Peters, MO., USA

[Gare]

Larry, I just snagged your work and opened it, and it's fine, man, just as good as everyone else's splendid efforts.

Now I really need to finesse the drawings so they're not so literal in your tracing. Mostly because my model was a little crude on the mane and the tail, unavoidable to make the animation work as quickly as I got it working.

I want each drawing to be able to stand on its own as a glyph and nice artwork, and it only requires a little editing because everyone did exactly as we were asked: trace accurately over my inaccurate JPEGs.

It'll make sense after I compile and cook the font.

Larry, you and everyone did great, and I hope Bill is looking down at us and laughing.

My Best,

Gary