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view forum post #27776 Just kidding. :) Missed you guys.
view forum post #26376 view details for free font #14215 I see your TOU is written similar to how I have written mine, which is comforting as I often seek your opinion (as well as that of your fellow forum moderators at Abstract Fonts) on these sorts of things. I love the typeface too btw, so perfectly art deco. Especially like the Q. Nice work kk.
view forum post #25865 hmmm .. the uppercase characters are included in the font, but they are the same as the lowercase... this new version contains about 500 kerning pairs or so, but I have seen fonts that include many more than that, that* are also far more complex yet still considerably smaller in size. ... now that I think about it, 210kb is much too large a file size for such a relatively simple font as this. I'll have to do something about that before publishing the update. thanks kk. Soon I hope to update all of my fonts proper, whence I become more acquainted with my newly acquired *yay!* FontLab! So excited! :) *Even with a comma in-between, I really dislike using the same word twice in succession, apologies :P
view forum post #25853 uploaded image Would 210kb be considered too large for a single font file, taking into consideration that the font is of a decorative style such as the pictured LT Chickenhawk, and contains over 300 total glyphs ? My fonts are typically much smaller in size than that, but after updating the aforementioned LT Chickenhawk, that's where I am at... but that size seemed a bit on the heavy side to me.
view forum post #25847 Wow, spammers are so pathetic. Anywho, @kk sorry for the delay, I will email that to you, thanks. @Roger, thanks, reading that thread was very helpful.
view forum post #25795 oh awesome. thank you. ** I also wanted to add (in case it was not obvious to everyone as I had hoped/intended it to be); By "real font site" I refer to sites in which the selling of fonts is the main/sole focus of the site, the main service provided by the site. I do not insinuate that this site, is not a real font site. Got it?
view forum post #25793 uploaded image Hello... I was wondering if anyone had any advice/thoughts/opinions on the selling of fonts outright, and related font business issues that I have recently encountered.. Being the lowly little free-font maker (TrueType™'s only, and on FontCreator no less) that I am, I could really use any of the aforementioned sorts of wisdom on a recent inquiry I received regarding the sale of some of my fonts. Okay, well, firstly, they sought 'to consolidate' their 'library with fonts they could utilize on all of their 'platforms, be it on the web or production in an unlimited fashion' They asked if I were interested what would the pricing be to create 1-10 new fonts, and they also asked if I were interested in selling those fonts as well as existing fonts (fonts of interest were then listed) outright, as they would be/are interested in purchasing them... Anywho, I have of course my own conclusions. One such conclusion of lesser importance regarded the crafting of ten or so new fonts; Create ten new fonts? I have made fewer fonts as of yet that I am not totally embarrassed of! But then again I'd be happy to sign up for such a project if the right entity were to broach it... and I am pondering the possibility that this offer I have received could be considered one such project... Sigh. Thoughts? Comments? Questions? Suggestions? (no worries, i am not looking for one nugget of wisdom to come to a decision on any of this. I am just looking for any nuggets of wisdom on selling fonts outright ect. in general) Thank you in advance. Apologies as well, I know I should just become a real font designer and sell my fonts on a real font site. Someday, maybe. Someday. We can only hope. :)
view forum post #24725 view details for free font #14787 Nice. There are some similar aspects about them.
view forum post #24625 view details for free font #14787 @neogrey, Thanks so much for your comment. I agree there are some aspects to this font that seem to be of a different style than the font as a whole. There were so many things I wanted to include. Definitely a learning experience and I am overall happy with how it turned out. BTW - Were you referring to the uppercase or lowercase, or both even? -Thanks @kk, Alright, thanks so much.
view forum post #24594 view details for free font #14787 Thanks so much. I drew this typeface as an ode of sorts to French Script. It is not actually based on any one particular style of type, font,nor even any specific reference material... I just drew it with the intent of making an upright, connected and elaborate (for me anyways!) style of script. Even though this font is not traditional, I think the French script influence is obvious... so I did try to reasearch this style of type, but of the originating typefaces (Civilite as you pointed out) I can find about a sentence. And that sentence is usually on myfonts.com I would love to learn more about it, I really would. I hope to find some actual/physical literture on the subject. Thanks so much for your help. I hope people like this font. :)
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