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...whacky font volume 2!
Nick sez: "All aboard! They’re here — those wacky little bigheaded guys found in “mortised cuts” from the thirties are now appearing in this dingbat font. Lovingly redrawn (not scanned) from authentic historic sources, these megalocephalic mugs will add warmth and charm to any project graced with their presence."
Nick is a member of the Internet Type Designers Association and has designed dozens of great fonts of all kinds -- from shareware to commercial fonts available from the leading foundries. You can download these fonts for both Macintosh and Windows from links posted in the Publishers' Warehouse Loading Dock. Also featured this month is Nick's Kartoon 1.
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Here's
volume 2 of Nick Curtis's totally fun font "Kartoon"!
This
collection has something for just about everyone, and the most fun will be coming
up with captions for them, or using them to illustrate a point in your publication.