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The year ain’t over yet. Here’s a roundup of the latest…
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Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– for May 22
Quick-fire for tonight. Those who lived, thrived or just survived the 80s may recognize the somewhat random music reference. Enjoy.
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– May 21
Here I thought I was going to have a hard time with the “q”. I had completely forgotten about “quicksand”, one of the nicer looking free fonts out there…
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– May 20
I resisted Comic Sans’ siren song, and did not succumb to the temptation of Helvetica (which is one of my top 10 faves). For some reason, I just couldn’t go 3-for-3 with this one… I just realized the crop marks showed up on the jpeg, but I don’t care to spend more time with Papyrus … Read more
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– May 19
When I set off on the “alphabet series”, there were a handful of fonts that, from the get-go, I knew I wanted to use. OCR was one of them. I used a not-too-old self-portrait (I guess you could call it that) and decided to give myself some digital “hair” replacement. Enjoy!
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– 5/16-18
The best laid plans… Here are my pieces corresponding to May 16, 17 and 18. Following theAlphabet series, I present you the letters “L”, “M”, and “N”…
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– May 14 & 15
Continuing my tour of typefaces through the alphabet, here are my pieces corresponding to J and K.
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– for May 13
Not really bowled over with this piece, but I reached my time limit, so here we are.
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)–for May 12
In case an apology needs to be made I promised myself I wasn’t going to use helvetica for this. That said, I didn’t set out to the typeface I ended up using. How did this happen? I started looking at the different looks of each “h” typeface, and I noticed how much hobo’s “h” looked … Read more
Create Something Every Day (#daily365)– for May 11
I learned two things working on this “g” piece. 1) I have a really sucky selection of “g” fonts on my Windows machine. And 2) I really like the double storey “g” over its single storey brethren. I also scoured the interwebs trying to find out why this letter changes from double to single as … Read more