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Originally Posted by Toxaris
I sincerely hope this is a book about the history and usage of fonts. Otherwise I cannot imagine the use case for 56 fonts...
Man, think about the needed licenses for that as well.
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Nope, it's a MG reader (middle grade). For reasons that elude me, random words throughout the manuscript are in different (many different) fonts. So, a word like "fluffy" will be
"FLUFFY" and "happy" will be
"HAPPY," and so on--to the tune of at least 75-100 total different font faces.
Literally like that--3x the size, and in a different font. (sigh).
Wolfie, my sweet, I've inquired, oh-so-gently, about the licensing, but thus far, the designer hasn't deigned to return my emails.
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
In the May 1943 issue of Superman, the Prankster copyrighted the alphabet and forced everyone who used letters for any reason to pay him royalties. It looks like "The Great ABC Panic" was ahead of its time.  |
Man, wish I'd thought of that!
Hitch