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GA_Dings_1 is an assortment of symbols converted from various icons found on the net.
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When i saw your post i thought this is gona be a hard one and then i opened the link and couldn't belive it i had just this week been using this font it is Hongs Dings 2 and cand be found at the page below I have given you the page link rather than the download link as i know your gonna like this dudes fonts and dings if you like the one your loking for.hongs web page for dings and fonts
also check out this link to see what the font author says about the dingbat symbols he created
a must see for hongs dings fans
BiG
Keep on fonting May this forum go forth and help:cool:
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Apologies. Just thought I'd do some research and due dilligence before making the purchase. i'll pony up the cash...
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thanks
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GA_Dings is an assortment of symbols converted from various icons found on the net.
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records, record player, tape, vinyl, turn tables, dj, people
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Digibats..um..it's a word i just made up meaning dingbats made with photos from a digital camera.
"my scanner is wrecked. It's actually in bits, i thought i'd be able to fix it - i never put it back together again...anyway...what i'm getting at is that all of the images in the font were taken using my digital camera, it's all stuff in my house. Yeah, they're raw, they're lo-fi, but they have a purpose on this planet. backgrounds. layering. drop these dings at a slighly darker hue than your background then sprinkle your text on top. hey....don't listen to me..you can do what you like with them. expect more digital camera > crankin up mad contrast in photoshop then ramming it thru streamline and fontographer.....
it's got a kinda punky vibe, with the finger, sid, courtney, growler, the sneaker.......ok i'll cut to the chase....."
http://www.hostage.freeserve.co.uk/type.html
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Does anyone else use this method for making fonts/dings? Or am i a freak.
Cheers
Alan
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clouds, sun, rain, weather, forecast
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I found some Crown Dingbats on a webite called fontparadise.com. Look in the Dingbat section.
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Pretty much all professional baseball teams have their own font. In fact, it's not really font but more like a logo. So it's impossible to find an exact team font since they really don't exist. If you're looking to have a jersey made or something like that...sweatshirt, jacket... etc... etc.. you'll need to go to a place like Dick's Sporting goods who has MLB Licensing to do that. I have tried many fonts when building pony and club baseball team websites.... none are perfect. Believe me... I've searched and searched for hours for certain fonts. What I mentioned earlier is what I found out. They are logo's not fonts. Bummer...
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