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Inside the skull of 426.
(Caps/Lower [same], numerals, most punctuation, some special) is a really harsh digial font. Never use a computer which reminds you of this font. This is another in my Periodic Table series of fonts, and my first one starting with an 'H'.
Halda was scanned from a text written with a Halda typewriter.
The script flowed effortlessly across the parchment, as the hand produced the exquiste letters with seemingly no effort at all. But if they knew how many burrows of ink he had been through to obtain such skill, they would have shaken their heads in disbelief.
Irish Gaelic Font
I swear his going to be a boxer when he grows up. Said the rotundly pregnant woman, with a slight cringe on her face.
The coffee that makes you a running man.
Stop messing around and get it done.
The twisted old hands gripped the lid of the jar, struggling to loosen the lid."Damn you hands, why did you have to get old?" He promptly lifted the jar above his head and smashed it against the table, grinning contentedly."Problem solved"
Futuristic font, this package contains Medium, Bold, Condensed, Extended, Hollow and Low formats.
Not many people can say they have had the distinction of having a biting louse and a butterfly named after them.
Ray needs all the mail he can get.
He crept the darkness of the Australian outback searching for babes to feed on. Half man, half dingo the Mandingo was greatly feared by the inhabitants of the outback man and dingo alike.
Inspired by a trip to Mexico City. The official signage of the Mexico City subway uses a peculiar adaptation of the classic font Eurostile, designed by Aldo Novarese. The capital E was most unusual. The overall feel was of a past vision of the future, with a distinctively Mexican touch. (The squared circle, or rounded square, is very common in both old and new Mexican design.) I began with a ripoff version of Eurostile (also known as Microgramma), adjusted it to the proper width and weight, then drew the observed characters as well as a few other variants of my own invention in the retro-future style. Using this font in all-caps mode presents the best approximation of the original signage. Includes caps, punctuation, numbers, and international characters.
