[Spellyans] Cornish fonts

[John Nash]

Thanks Michael, Craig and Ken. I use Cornish in decorating ceramics  
and occasionally in paintings, ie usually only a few words, but where  
the design of the lettering is an integral part of the visual  
message. To date I tend to use well known references from Insular  
manuscripts or the Book of Kells and I wondered if there was a modern  
interpretation or font that could be considered more 'authentically'  
Cornish that could be used as additional reference.  Can you advise  
me though as to where can I get a decent visual ref of the Ordinalia  
manuscripts?
Oll an gwella
John

On 27 Aug 2010, at 10:56, Michael Everson wrote:

> People setting Cornish, like those setting Irish and Welsh and  
> other European languages, can use any display lettering they want.  
> They can use Celtic faces if they want, or loopy cowboy lasso  
> faces, or German architectural faces, or...
>
> You get the idea.
>
> Michael Everson * http://www.evertype.com/
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