Confluence Regular

This is the font that started it all - that is - my interest in designing and building digital type. Late 1996, I was merely sketching the ancestors of these letters and wondering how it would come together. By the spring of '97 I had completed an entire font; and just in time to graduate from design school.

The name "Confluence" means a coming together: juncture. I see this face as testament to what I had learned up to the time of graduation. Even now, new experience and new influence converge with the current form to result in a deeper understanding of the familiar face. Each new layer of refinement feels like another graduation.

Upright vs. Regular?

Evil verses good? Night and day? What is the difference? Is there any?