The following page provides a chart showing how the Hariphunchai font renders with comparisons to a few other Tai Tham fonts:

https://unifont.org/taitham/

Here is a link to a video of the presentation I gave at the Linux Graphics Meeting in Leipzig in 2014:

Edward Trager: Hariphunchai: Designing a Tai Tham Unicode Font – LGM 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h13-gBKdaXo

If you would like to just read the presentation on your own, here is a link:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cbyVkXxnVQGVIFnwqdud7MJUr7D7rDN9...

Now that 2011 is now well under way, we would like to take a short “time out” from glyph design to report some exciting news, as well as discuss the typographical adventures and challenges that we face.

“Shoppingrome” on the Thai language Pixpros.net photography web site has provided a fascinating introduction (in Thai) to palm leaf manuscripts along with superb photographs that will give you a very good idea of not only what Tai Tham script really looks like when written with a needle on palm leaves, but also of the immense historical and cultural importance of the Tai Tham script:

Hariphunchai Project โครงการหริภุญชัย

This page is currently incomplete - Ed 2010.11.04

The initial goal of the Hariphunchai Project is to create a Tai Tham Unicode font in the Lanna style.

Although the project has been under construction for several months now, today we initiate the Drupal-based web site.