cormorant

To claim that the water is clean you would need to show chemical analysis, not photos of a cormorant in a sunny day.

The mainland European Great Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo sinensis) has a head that gets progressively whiter as birds age.

I wouldn't call Baru Cormorant series a sci-fi, it's more like a fantasy genre, admittedly less of magic and such.

The common cormorant (or shag) lays eggs inside a paper bag [1].

Knowing all that, I even considered typesetting a paperback in Cormorant Garamond, and I was surprisingly pleased with the results.

I loved seeing pelicans dive under while I was snorkeling, being 40' under water and seeing a cormorant would be incredible.

This looks about right, comparing the google fonts pages [1,2]; however, Cormorant wasn’t really designed to work well at those sizes.

A pocket calculator can perform arithmetic, as can a Python program, or for that matter a Japanese cormorant, who counts the fish it helps you catch.

I don’t remember what we ultimately chose, but Cormorant Garamond was a strong contender.

From the typeface’s Behance page [0]: > Cormorant is an original design for an extravagant display serif typeface inspired by the Garamond heritage, hand-drawn and produced by Catharsis Fonts.

(source for cost: Cormorant Alpha shutdown in 2013) Edit: misplaced parenthesis => my first number was way off, $70 000 vs $100.

The author did want the type quite large on that book, though, to the point where other Garamonds looked a bit 'sludgy' – what the Cormorant designer calls 'clumpy and inelegant'.

"cormorant of books" what a great metaphor (unless I misunderstand something there); I think I'll use this myself in the future.

I made a search for "big black sea bird with a name that starts with c" today, and the quick summary helped in a few seconds that Cormorant was the category I was trying to remember.

He then went on to write The Traitor Baru Cormorant, which I enjoyed a lot, and more recently Exordia - which is amusingly similar in themes and specific plot elements to the Book of Sorrow and really feels like Seth went "wait I wasn't done with that yet".

Cormorant fishing hasn't been used in decades, so instead the fishermen charge and pose for photos for tourists.

In the comments, the font’s creator states: > As for a text version of Cormorant, that's basically covered by EB Garamond already...

I have never eaten Cormorant's flesh, and intend to refrain from tasting it until nothing better can be procured.