This font was digitized in 1990 by David Rakowski and published as shareware. I have no idea as to whether he also designed it or scanned one of the solotype catalogue samples.

Dragonwick 1990 contained no characters with diacritical marks and only limited punctuation. In 2002, I added most of these and also changed a few characters, compare T and s to the original that is still around everywhere. The most significant changes were made to the F which I re-created, since the original F would not be recognisable easily in my country. You still find the orginal as the florin character (#131). Almost 90 kerning pairs were added to relieve the worst spacing problems.

For the Fontgrube relaunch 2013 I made a slight revision, added missing kern pairs and adjusted the guillemets to fit the size of the lowercase characters.

Dragonwick font contains 219 defined characters and 185 unique glyphs.

The font contains characters from the following unicode character ranges: Basic Latin (93), Latin-1 Supplement (90), Latin Extended-A (10), Latin Extended-B (1), Spacing Modifier Letters (4), Greek and Coptic (1), General Punctuation (16), Currency Symbols (1), Mathematical Operators (2).

• Font Name:Dragonwick FG
• Subfamily:Regular
• Version:Version 1.30
• Trademark:Fontgrube Media Design
• Manufacturer:Fontgrube AH
• Designer:David Rakowski
• Vendor URL:http://fontgrube.de
• License:Usage: freeware. Please read the original shareware notice in the readme file. Distribution: You may share this font or offer for download as long as you pass it on together with its readme file. You are not allowed to make the use of a particular download manager software obligatory in order to download the font from your web site. In both cases (stripping off the readme file, obligatory download manager from your site) the download offer is illegal and has to be removed without further notice.
• License URL:http://fontgrube.de

This font was digitized in 1990 by David Rakowski and published as shareware. I have no idea as to whether he also designed it or scanned one of the solotype catalogue samples. Dragonwick 1990 contained no characters with diacritical marks and only limited punctuation. In 2002, I added most of these and also changed a few characters, compare T and s to the original that is still around everywhere. The most significant changes were made to the F which I re-created, since the original F would not be recognisable easily in my country. You still find the orginal as the florin character (#131). Almost 90 kerning pairs were added to relieve the worst spacing problems. For the Fontgrube relaunch 2013 I made a slight revision, added missing kern pairs and adjusted the guillemets to fit the size of the lowercase characters.

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