Slowly, surely,…
I’ve uploaded two kits for @font-face web font embedding, for each of my open source families: Lavoisier and Designation. Thanks to Font Squirrel for their font kit generator!
Now to start thinking about opening up my commercial fonts for web embedding…
Cool! Someone sIFR-ized Lavoisier. Go download it at sIFRvault.
Bold, Italic, Bold-Italic are all done. Go check them out…
I’ve integrated Sergiy Tkachenko’s Cyrillic extensions, added small caps, added some Greek glyphs, added a lot of extra other glyphs with diacritics, and tweeked some of the old glyphs. We’re up to 876 glyphs now. Bold and italic (oblique) versions coming soon…
Check it out on the Lavoisier page.
Lavoisier
[UPDATE: Lavoisier now has bold, italic, and bold-italic versions. I've created a page where you can always get the latest/greatest version: The Lavoisier Page.]
Lavoisier is a free, open source font. Feel free to download it, use it, embed it, tweak it, whatever you want. You can play around with the source file if you have FontLab. If you make a change that you think is valuable, let me know and maybe I’ll incorporate that change into future releases. Meanwhile, I’m distributing it under the SIL Open Font License. Please let me know if you have constructive criticism, or if you use the font to create something cool. Thanks!
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