Uppercase “F” Is Basically an “E” With Amnesia

16/08/2026 | Blog, Glyphs Guide

Set capital “F” next to capital “E” and the relationship is obvious: same stem, same top arm, same middle arm,...

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Uppercase “E” Has Basically Never Changed — Which Is Actually Bizarre

15/08/2026 | Blog, Glyphs Guide

Most letters in this series have some kind of dramatic backstory: a split, a rotation, an invention, a near-disappearance. “E”...

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Uppercase “D” Is One of the Only Letters Named After Its Own Shape

14/08/2026 | Blog, Glyphs Guide

Most letters get their names from ancient words for objects — an ox, a house, a door. “D” is one...

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Uppercase “C” Gave Birth to “G” — And You Can Still See the Family Resemblance

13/08/2026 | Blog, Glyphs Guide

We touched on this briefly when covering lowercase “c” earlier in this series, but the story is worth telling properly...

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Uppercase “B” Used to Have Just One Bowl, Not Two

09/08/2026 | Blog, Glyphs Guide

Look at capital “B” in almost any typeface and you’ll see two stacked bowls attached to a single vertical stem....

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Uppercase “A” Has Been Upside Down This Whole Time — Sort Of

08/08/2026 | Blog, Glyphs Guide

Every letter in this series so far has been lowercase, tracing a shared story of medieval scribes rounding out Roman...

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