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Hey baby, how about we go back to my cave for a little boom-boom.
I was looking for this kind of font everywhere, a wide font, all un small letters, with caps in bold, and didn't find it. So i decided to make it.
He couldn't help it if he had a square head. Yet it didn't stop people from pointing at him and laughing at his misfortune. But then again it did come in hand for balancing a six pack on his head, which was a great party trick of his and impressed the chicks no end.
A Mr.Saturn font from Earthbound!
Take my hand, I've lost where I began.
It was a good year.
a full moon...and a bit of magic
The font for those who miss the old matrix printers...
You know, you like mighty fine in those pair of jeans boy!
Handwriting font. This is an updated version of the original already on the website.
Cool logo design
Like the "Dodger" font, but this closes the large space after short letters (i,l, etc.)
was extrapolated from the great MAD magazine logo, of course! I loved MAD when I was a kid and remember drawing the 3 letters of the title and imagining what the others would look like. I used a 70s issue of the magazine and looked at a lot of other woodtype--Western and circus--fonts for ideas.It is not my intention to infringe on any trademarks or copyrights belonging to the magazine. This is in hommage, not a rip-off. So don't use this to make your own MAD magazine or related paraphernalia; use it to write other stuff with! In my version, the upper and lower case are the same. The uppercase letters are kerned real close, like the magazine logo, the lowercase are not. Includes numbers, punctuation, and accented characters. Is yet another comic-book style font. Can be bolded or italicized effectively.
Safe from harm.
Closing it's leaves and swallowing it.
Elegant, but don't trust it.
New-agey sans-serif font.
