I chose to review the letters created by Maisie Troilett. Her letters stand out as very unique and uniform. The width of all her letters seem consistent and wide. Letters such as “M” and “W” seem wider than other letters. I think the width of all of the letters look great and have no need for change. This typeface design definitely has a bold feel. The upper-case letters seem to have a bold weight in comparison to the lower-case letters which I would consider normal. I believe some lower-case letters look out of place because they seem to have thicker to thinner weights depending on the character. For example, the “I” looks to have a thinner weight than the “z” or “m.” Due to this, I would say that there is a high contrast between characters. I think all of the letters look great together but if I were to add any improvements, I would recommend finding a consistent weight between letters so that there is a lower contrast. When used in a sentence, the letters look great together and the difference in weight is not as noticeable. All of the letters seem to have a consistent upright posture. The all fit really well together in this posture as well. Also, the letter-spacing and tracking between letters and words look really great as well. If I had to be very picky, I would note that the lettered in the anagram aren’t positioned on a strict line. When referring to the word “is”, I noticed that the “s” is positioned higher than the “i.” Overall, the legibility of the type face is very easy to read and I enjoy looking at it.
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