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Well as Ralf said CorelDraw does contain a number of versions of popular fonts and even has some of the Star trek fonts. Another source of modern fonts but is a design cuts package.
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There wasn't any specific method to my madness; I used whatever I needed at the time and kept it. My main use of Photoshop is doing DVD covers as a hobby, so I collected a large variety of fonts based on film and television. I also used fan-created studio templates as a starting point, so that would include fonts like the Univers line for Universal Pictures as an example. To put it simply, I really want to do this the right way now, and I'm sick of feeling guilty every time I come across a supposedly "free" font that I know MyFonts will charge at least $35 for. Also, I don't have the money to spend thousands of dollars at once, correctly replacing all the ones I erased.
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What kind of fonts did you use? Getting entire libraries isn’t really a thing anymore. The font market has gotten way too busy for that. Fonts are usually “on-demand products” now. A while ago MyFonts/Monotype had a subscription package to use many of the “classics” but they just stopped that at the end of last year. An Adobe subscriptions gets you a lot of fonts, but those are more contemporary fonts. A typical suggestion for beginners was always to get an older CorelDraw package, which contains the Bitstream font library. It contains a lot of classics, even though they have different names.
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Many foundry sites offer free typefaces (either individual weights of larger families or type families as a whole). MyFonts.com and Fontshop.com are the two biggest I know of, but lots of smaller foundries do the same (check out an international list at Type Foundries Archive). Hanken Design and Blambot are just two smaller foundries where I have found interesting free single weights or complete typefaces. Fontdiner is another good source. Many other sites, once you sign up for their e-newsletters, will offer links to free type and design resources (Fontbundles, Dealjumbo, etc.). The typefaces aren’t always of the highest quality, but occasionally you can find gems among the rocks.
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Hey, all. I had a collection of around 2,000 fonts, most of which I know were not paid for. So, I erased the bulk of them this morning from my computer. This now presents a problem: how to rebuild my collection the right way without spending a load of money that would sink the Titanic. Any suggestions?
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Jessica Hische is a letterer and illustrator working in San Francisco. She is teaching online classes and workshops on Skillshare, for example: Logotype Masterclass with Jessica Hische Lettering for Designers: One Drop Cap Letterform at a Time Illustrated Lettering: Design a Book Cover with Jessica Hische
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answered Atlantic Records Soundtrack Font?
Ralf Herrmann replied to Joshua Belyeu's topic in Font Identification
Palatino. Or what’s left of it, after the extreme squishing. download at MyFonts- 1 reply
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I saw this in a vector logo, that looked like it was created around the 1990s. I don't know if these are two separate fonts, or the same one...but in either case, I'd appreciate some help identifying it. Thanks!
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Optima: download at MyFonts- 1 reply
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Hi there - https://canlis.com/ Saw this type but didnt recognise it - any suggestions? Cheers
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“Font files contain a wealth of information about a typeface. Whether you’re a designer or a developer, learning more about how fonts work can open new doors in how you work and what you create.”
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answered What is this font used on this website by Timothy Saccenti?
Ralf Herrmann replied to CC31's topic in Font Identification
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Looking for a crooked font like this picture. (Roll Tide Roll)
kris101982 posted a topic in Font Identification
Someone sent me a picture of this font and wanted words using this font on a shirt. I am not sure the best terms to use to describe this font. I found gg serif regular and leftover font that looked similar. Any help would be appreciated! -
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answered What is this font used on this website by Timothy Saccenti?
CC31 posted a topic in Font Identification
http://timothysaccenti.com/about/ Thanks so much -
Font used in the Cinnamon Toast Crunch logo
DingosPlayingBingo posted a topic in Font Identification
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Thank you very much - i'll go and have a look at these suggestions. -
I reminded of fit by David Jonathan Ross.
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Initial Letter NS Logo Template
Riccardo Sartori replied to Scoundrel's topic in Font Identification
Similar: Dimensions, Blackout, and Angie’s New House. -
answered What is this font from Maccarone Gallery ?
Ralf Herrmann replied to CC31's topic in Font Identification
A custom version of Courier called Courier Maccarone. -
http://maccarone.net/
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Hi, I'm trying to find a similar font to this logo that I found on pngtree.com - NS Font. I'm looking to design a t-shirt and intend to use the similar font as my logo font. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks S
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answered Font identification (Alexine’s Sweets for Sweets)
Riccardo Sartori replied to Vi Ann's topic in Font Identification
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answered Font identification (Alexine’s Sweets for Sweets)
Vi Ann posted a topic in Font Identification
Can someone identify the font used in this photo? I created it using tailor brands years ago but unfortunately cant find it now on their site.. please help. -
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answered font from the gif (Hope You Have A Happy Valentines Day)
Gecko replied to stupid's topic in Font Identification
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answered font from the gif (Hope You Have A Happy Valentines Day)
Greg Yerbury replied to stupid's topic in Font Identification
It could be Chocolate Box Pro.
