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 I'm looking for a freeware celtic font similar to Valhalla or Ale and Wenches. Those 2 fonts are beautiful but do not support lower case or upper case or both look the same.
Would be really happy if someone could help.
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All lower case, all upper case and all figures ... at least.
But, much easier to see what your problem might be, what font are we talking about?
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Is this upper case or lower case?
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I would definitely contact them and tell them that they owe you since the font is not free for commercial use.
If your commercial fees are based on per-case basis, charge on the high end for not contacting you prior to publishing it.
But then again, I don't know much about selling fonts and enforcing copyrights. From business perspective you seem to have a very good case.
They will probably direct you to some design company that did the graphic for them. IMO, somebody has to be held responsible...
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 Does anyone know what font was used for the lower case letters and numbers. The upper case is Vergennes. I was looking at Adobe Garamond italic and Caslon italic OSF, but they aren't a true match. Thanks, Merrill
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Oops, I compared with the 1979, not with the Mata. 1979, the clone indeed, has same glyphs for upper case as for lower case. And you are right Swallow: Mata upper case matches except for the 'A', which, as you say is most probably a flipped 'V' with some modification to the ends of the strokes.
Solved. Thank you.One of those days when it pays off to not to be careful :)
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yet another case of a problem with a character in the font...
this time is lower case 'f'
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Hi- take a look at www.soralella.com (or the jpg I attached) i am trying to figure on the font used- the S and the L look like Shelley Allegro Script or English 111 Vivace- BUT I can't seem to figure out the lower case letters-
thanks in advance-
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You will have to add outlines, condense the C, and modify the L, a and s. In this pict the size of the capitals is somewhat smaller than the lower case. About 80% I gamble.
Or, you modify the font itself, making it bold. Then you can also easily condense the C and modify the L and a. The s is more trouble, but can be done. The setting for bold would be 18 horizontal and vertical for the lower case and 20 for the upper case.
There are a few characters like the f and the 2 that behave weird when making them bold. There you must first change the direction of the outlines.
Have to go out now for a few hours. If you need more help let me know.
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