Add Emery (with another name)

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Font Project Git Repo URL:

https://github.com/googlefonts/emery-3

Super short description of the Font Family:

Christian Mosmüller emailed fonts@ with,

I am writing to submit my font, Emery³, for consideration to be included in the Google Fonts library. Emery³ is a striking, variable Display Font specifically designed for animation on the web, featuring three variable axes.

Feel free to also use my website to check out the font: https://cmosmueller.ndu.schulwebspace.at/varWeb/

As the sole original author of Emery³, I would like to declare that I hold all the necessary rights to license the font under the Open Font License (OFL).

Enclosed in this email is the source file for Emery³ as well as a variable TTF file, which is available for you to take care of everything else. I believe that Emery³ would be a great addition to the already impressive collection of fonts available on the Google Fonts website.

Thank you for considering my submission. I look forward to hearing back from you soon.

I created a Github repo for it, above.

Requirements:

I understand that Google Fonts will publish only fonts that matches its requirements, and I can confirm the project meets them (by ticking the cases, or putting x between the square brackets in text mode):

• The entire font project is licensed under the OFL
• There is no "Reserved Font Name" mention in the OFL license
• Family name is unique according to namecheck.fontdata.com I asked Christian to propose a new name, as a simple Google search shows existing fonts with the name "Emery"
• The font supports at least GF Latin Core glyphset (I didn't check this yet.)
• The repository respect the upstream repo structure
• The source files are available in the repository
• I read, agree and comply with the full contributing requirements
• I am the author of the font or the author agreed to this submission
• I will maintain the repository He's asked to do so :)

Image:

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I expect the "length" axis would be onboarded as YTRA, since it effects the Y transparency overall. This will need review of the line-height behaviour with our v metrics policy. @vv-monsalve will investigate that as part of the Playpen onboarding and its "extenders" axis.