5 matchesHello,
I'm trying to find a font with a tail at the end, to use it in a blog of cats.
I'd like to use a rounded font, but I don't find anything.
Any idea?
2 matchesWell, excuse me, a-hole. In my first post, I asked you guys to send me ALL the NBA teams' fonts and you didn't so I figured I had to post each one of them separately. Oh, but that upsets you... well kiss my lily white ass. And just so you know, I hate cats and I enjoy torturing them. Sometimes I swing them by their tail or I'll tie an M-80 to their tail and light it and watch them run around scared... good times. ;)
5 matchesit's been simply hard to find fonts with tails ,like these baseball ones...is that made manually or such fonts does have these tails on their list of carachters?
if you know ,please, tell me which fonts are these,ok?
thank you
=)
1 matchesCustom made as all sports logos. But try your luck and start digging in the sports dept.
1 matchesI have come across quite a few fonts here that deserve to be included/cross-referenced in the Sports category.
A small list:
Athletic
College
Cowboys
Go Long (possible)
Ivy League
Mandatory (possible)
My Puma
Pakenham (possible)
Porn Star Academy
Princetown
Raiders
Sport Spirit AF
Team Spirit
Viking Stencil
URWWOODTypD
The "possibles" are there because they are quite similar to fonts used for name lettering on soccer jerseys.
There's also some stylized scripts that are definitely used for baseball uniforms (Marketing Script and Ballpark, for one)
I hope this helps to expand the Sports category for everyone.
cheers!
4 matchesgreek week is Crown Title. For 2008 shop around in the sports dept.
3 matcheswhy, the very site in which we are currently conversing, i believe! do a search for any of those or look in
category: square, heavy, industrial
on that note, perhaps a Sports category should be included here?
2 matchesIt's a caps only font but the d, i and l look like lower case letters and the l has a rounded tail at the bottom. It's sans serif. It's similar to the attached image.
1 matchesThe "r" with the odd tail to the "e" is familiar but I can't find the name
