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• gramme0

  Like moamoa says, the solution depends on the typeface. Even though more often than not I will manually kern headlines, I find that certain typefaces, some from H&FJ in particular, pretty much kern themselves. Not for a pristine tightness and flow one expects in a logo mind you, but damn good enough for any headline. Mercury in particular has been a dream to work with for my church, I always use metric kerning and call it a day 9/10 times.

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  • indeed, most of the H&FJ font are a dream in this case, especially Mercury & Chroniclemoamoa
  • ayegramme
  • Gotham is always a solid kerner too.gramme
  • aye :) just the "1" needs to be kern evertytime :)moamoa

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