01-05-2024, 10:40 AM
Personally, I would like to see a review of the letters or characters or whatever you want to call them. Where did these shapes come from? I don't know who would be the best person to interview for that topic.
I think most people accept that "a" is the Latin "a" and probably that "o" is the Latin "o" but everything else seems to be a mystery and up for debate. In the decades of research, have new sources for inspirations for these shapes come to light?
Is "d" a "d" or a "b"?
Is "e" an "e" or a "c"?
Is "s" an "s" or a "z"?
And my favorite, is "l" an "l"?
I think most people accept that "a" is the Latin "a" and probably that "o" is the Latin "o" but everything else seems to be a mystery and up for debate. In the decades of research, have new sources for inspirations for these shapes come to light?
Is "d" a "d" or a "b"?
Is "e" an "e" or a "c"?
Is "s" an "s" or a "z"?
And my favorite, is "l" an "l"?