For the reading, I'd like to point out specifics. They remark, "basically built out of a vertical and a round." It's something interesting to dive into. I also didn't know "e" revolves around contrast. But if I think about it, it makes sense. It's all about negative and positive space. The major point I'd like to focus on for a second is "If it looks wrong, it is wrong."
So much of design is about visual alignment. I know with my letters, even if they were perfectly aligned, they still looked off. I had to visually align most characters. It's not something most of us consider when we use a grid. Something might have to be off with a grid, but it aligns visually.
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