Note of the author
Via Appia's first use is as a title font. The basis is my Pompei font without the flourishes. It's in fact a Roman embossed alphabet.
Remarks or suggestions will be welcome by private message.
Version 2:
Added: Stylistic sets 1 and 2 to convert arabic numerals from 1 to 9999 to roman numerals, some glyphs.
Corrected: mostly lower cases, kerning.
Version 2.004:
Corrected some "optical illusions": A a M m N n 4 8 € $ etc.
Version 3:
corrected M,m,N,n,Q,q
Version 3.200:
Corrected kerning VA, WA, va, wa
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Via Appia Twin:
This "shadow" font consists of the originally empty contours in the "Via Appia" font.
In a graphic program, when the same text is typeset in two text frames at the same size, one in the normal font, one in the shadow font, and the frames are exactly overlaid, you get the combined result of letters and shadows. Fill the two frames with different colours or gradients
Cette fonte "d'ombrage" reprend les contours originellement vides de la police "Via Appia".
Dans un programme graphique, si le même texte est inclus dans deux zones de texte de mêmes dimensions et exactement superposées, l'un dans la police normale, l'autre dans la police Twin, le résultat est une combinaison des deux. Remplissez les deux cadres de couleurs ou de dégradés différents.