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Below one can see the difference between revised version (based on the Monotype version from 1951) and the original Monotype version from 1928.
first | I like things and designs to be clear, simple and easy, so the more complicated principles I introduced into Sambukka the more riddles I have to solve /feminine way of thinking/
second | the more complicated I get, the more I learn and try. I also test myself in taking risks and making radical decisions quickly enough to make progress
third | I kinda love Preissig/soon about design process and some sketches/