updating the fontlog and readme

2 files changed, 20 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/FONTLOG.txt b/FONTLOG.txt
index 4a7e2da..8f2b4f6 100755
--- a/FONTLOG.txt
+++ b/FONTLOG.txt
@@ -13,20 +13,30 @@ the Tamil script. This is the Latin script subset of the family.
 The aim of Karmilla is to optimize Karla for the support of the French
 language, which requires adding and modifiying some glyphs.
 
-To contribute to Karmilla contact Greyscale Press
-@greyscalepress
+To contribute to Karmilla, just use the github repository:
+https://github.com/ms-studio/karmilla/
 
-To contribute to Karla contact Jonathan Pinhorn
+To contribute to Karla contact Jonathan Pinhorn:
 @jonpinhorn_type
 
 ChangeLog
 
+22 october 2015 (ms-studio) Karmilla v.015
+- New glyphs contributed by Jonathan Pinhorn: Æ, ß, Ð, ð, Þ, þ.
+- The Icelandic alphabet is now fully supported.
+- New glyphs contributed by Andrew Shadura: Ľ, ľ (for Slovak).
+
+22 september 2015 (ms-studio) Karmilla v.014+
+- Added a hand-drawn ogonek (U+02DB), which allows to produce some more combined characters (Ąą...). 
+- Added a hand-drawn breve (U+02D8), which also alows more combined glyphs (Ăă...). 
+- Added polish Ł and ł, © and ®, the ¥ symbol.
+
 18 September 2015 (ms-studio) Karmilla v.014
 - Added ø, uppercase Æ, and many combined characters.
 
 10 September 2015 (nclm) Karmilla v.013
 - Added single guillemets (‹›).
-- Added eszett (ß) / 18 April 2015 (elpoto).
+- Added eszett (ß) / 18 April 2015 (contributed by elpoto).
 
 4 May 2014 (nclm) Karmilla v.012
 - Added ellipsis (…).
@@ -98,6 +108,9 @@ T: @nclm_
 W: probablement.net
 D: Modification of some glyphs
 
+N: Andrew Shadura
+D: Modification of some glyphs
+
 N: elpoto
 D: Modification of some glyphs
 
diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md
index 20da5b3..21967a1 100755
--- a/readme.md
+++ b/readme.md
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 Karla is an outstanding grotesque sans serif typeface family created by Jonathan Pinhorn ([@jonpinhorn_type](http://twitter.com/jonpinhorn_type), a graduate of the MA in Typeface Design at the University of Reading), released through Google Webfonts in 2012.
 
-The aim of Karmilla is to offer a workaround for designers who want to use Karla on a French language website, which requires adding and tweaking some glyphs.
+The aim of Karmilla is to offer a workaround for designers who want to use Karla but need supoort for French, German, Norvegian, Slovak or Icelandic, which requires adding and tweaking some glyphs.
 
 The original Karla font can be found here: http://www.google.com/webfonts/specimen/Karla
 
@@ -30,6 +30,8 @@ Here is the convention we are using when we make significant changes, such as ad
 
 Some of the changes we made so far:
 
+* added ß for the German alphabet.
+* added characters for the Icelandic alphabet.
 * added french quotes «», €, ᴃ
 * improved éóíú on retina screens.
 * added å, ø and æ for Scandinavian languages.