1 matchesI am looking for a font that includes the symbols you might see in a plant catalog for sun, part sun, and shade. Basically a simple sun that is empty, half-black, and solid black.
Even simple circles would be OK. I've seen them in commercial astrology fonts, but I hate to pay thirty bucks for such a simple thing.
Many thanks for any help you can give!
4 matchesThis is the last one! Thanks so much!
1 matchesFor Sun Disk you could use the Syntax LT Standard Bold. Condense it to 83% and no-one will notice ...
1 matchesJust had the initials A & E tattoed on my chest and did not know about the Twilight connection. Thanks for the info people.
*The sun always shines for the cool. Reeko
1 matchesclouds, sun, rain, weather, forecast
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? I'm looking for a font which has a graphic of the sun for the dot of an i. It looks very mediterranean or mexican.
Can anyone help?
1 matchesHi my Florida Friend check out this link plenty of printy out type apz for your MAC and some are even freeware what more can i say apart from always remember to ware sun block.
MAC printy out type things
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? I am looking for the simplest thing, a very plain fontbat of the alphabet letters in a simple circle, similar to the number sets in our beloved ITC Zapf Dingbats. I cannot imagine that it was not one of the first sets created, however I do not remember actually seeing it and can not locate it for the life of me. I find every other flavor under the sun (including letters within squares, ovals, decorated circles, etc) but not the simple bullet that I am seeking. Any help would be most appreciated
1 matchesOK Jessica.
First, I have deleted your AGAIN double post. You must absolutely not do that.
Second, 200 is indeed a bit on the high side for just a kids invitation. So, as appreciation for your response, there are 2 alternatives: the DTC Flare Gothic Bold and the FlaviusHeavy Bold that once came with the free Star Office package from Star Division GmbH. (bought by Sun and now available as Open Office - THE free alternative for MS Office).
1 matchessorry for being intrusive, but i want to see who gets into making fonts... ;) Maybe this will grow to be an interview :D
I've attemted it myself few years back but i didnt really understand the curves and all the other good stuff that you should know to use Fontographer so the results were not nearly as good as i wished.
- What is your main occupation? Studying? Working?
- Planning on making commercial fonts?
- What do you think of the copyright laws concerning fonts ( in North America and/or in Australia )
Winter is over here... finally! want to see some sun! Actually I have relatives living in Perth, they just moved there a year ago, or so...
