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  • gramme0

    You know, you could extend the tail of the K so it curves under the body of the S. I would ONLY recommend doing this if you're using a serif, in particular a Garalde, Venetian, Trajan or some other curvy serif. In other words, don't use an angular contemporary serif like Mercury or Farnham for this.

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    • i'm using mercury right now, just to spite you7point34
    • hmmm...

      *strokes chin      janne76
    • Oh I just made love to Mercury last night, I just know its letters aren't conducive to such a ligature.gramme
    • well now... i uh...

      i have no response for that      7point34
    • We will have sparkly-eyed children with heavy feel and sculpted abs.gramme
    • *heavy feetgramme
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