This is a font I made, called Bryson (big ups to ll for making that possible). It's a humanist sans-serif along the lines of Optima, but jumping off in several places. It's a bit too light for setting text, although it may work a bit better if I could figure out how to do hinting [1]. I'd be interested in feedback (in the comments, or email ezra at this domain).
I've had a lot of trouble with the numbers; in my defense they were much worse before.
Here's what it looks like:


If I can work it out a little better, I'll release it under a Creative Commons license.
[1] Does anyone understand hinting? I play with the hinting tools all day long and it doesn't seem to make a shade of difference: the stem of the F is solidly on a pixel boundary, but the stem of the T is split half and half between two. I think my app (TypeTool) offers hinting but doesn't really do anything with it.
Graceful and crisp, sort of like stinging nettles (a sensation i--uniquely perhaps--enjoy).
Symbols? Ligatures? I always look at the ampersand and the virgule before I buy.
Looks very nice.
Why "Bryson"?
Thanks, guys
