nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq3yhtced946jss464sh05p0lfp9xaa0ypfeh89fy69ceksdwxfx9s87saqv I wrote this about its first version about a year ago, but left a lot out. The immedia...
@nprofile1q... … and a thicker-stroke template that could be copied for signs, etc. The latter, while not looking like the popular typefaces used today, or the letters on Autobahn signs, is still the predecessor of what people think of as DIN. Meanwhile, the monolinear system I mentioned in my previous toot is what was adapted to stencils for architects/engineers, and for German engraving machine templates. …
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