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The T.26 submission procedure
www.t26.com/about/submissions.php
We accept submissions in digital format via email, or in physical, printed
glory via post. We will respond to every submission, whether positive or
negative. Due to the occasionally high volume of entries, we do not return
any submissions. If your entry is declined, we will destroy the submission
material. The following guidelines are provided to ensure a swift acceptance
of your submission. Read them, know them, live them.
Your submission must be the product of your own handwork
and novel inspiration
Your submission must be your original design. Do not deliver submissions
which are slight modifications or filter-affected variations of existing digital
designs. Yes, this issue is indeed a matter of professional consensus and
critical judgement, but we reserve the right to decline any submission that
does not clearly represent its creator’s claim to ingenuity and originality.
Alphanumeric font submissions must conform to the standard t.26
character set requirements
Unless your design is extremely detailed and explicitly intended for decorative,
headline applications, we highly recommend that you develop the
lowercase and all punctuation. Regardless of the detail or intended application,
you must include the various ligature and accented foreign language
glyphs.
Alphanumeric font submissions must include complete kerning tables
Do not submit your design until you have attained some level of dexterity
in this integral aspect of digital typography. It will take time and effort to
suitably kern a font, and you CANNOT RELY ON AUTOMATIC KERNING IN
ANY FONT DESIGN APPLICATION. We expect kerning tables to be manually
edited by a well-trained eye.
Please include an example of your submission in action
To complement a formal specimen of your submission, this could be a
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