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A TTF font emulating the font used on Nokia cellphones. All characters are present (including international chars).
Buffy the vampire font.
is a reconstruction of a "lost" Letraset of the same name. The original was designed by Sally Ann Grover and is ©1974 Letraset. Block Up is one of countless fonts that didn't make the technological transition from rub-down letters to digital.The digital version was constructed point by point, not autotraced, so it's very clean. I've used all characters as illustrated in the Letraset catalog (except the 4) and rounded it out with more punctuation and international characters. I'm especially fond of my @.
Based on the font used in the title of the 1982 film Blade Runner.
They were reaching the outer limits. No one had dared venture there before, and if they had, they had never returned to tell the tale. So it is probably a bit surprising that Gareth and Margo should choose the Outer Limits for their honeymoon destination, but then again they were crazy kids and thats the sought of thing crazy kids do.
That little planet just past the Milky Way and the third on your right, or should that be my right.
The latest in the TV network gameshow series. They send out three contestants, the one who picks the most Billy's off the street and brings them back to the studio wins!
Adapted from a reproduction in an old type specimen book. It was called "Quasi-Japanese" there. Although it does have that brush thing going on, one short word is plenty to set at a time in this font. Includes caps only. I can't think what the numbers would even look like!
Have mercy on me sir...
He moved off the stoop, his platform shoes slapping a groovy beat against the pavement, his flares swished around his ankles in accompaniment. The collar of his shirt flared wide and revealed an abundant growth of chest hair. And the crowning glory of the whole ensemble was the three foot high afro, which threw an imposing shadow onto the farside of the street. He was a man after his time, and such men are always laughed at, and this man was no exception.
Relaxing on chrome.
Jumbled, but still screams at the top of it's lungs.
Holds it's head up high.
