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Bleeding Cowboys Font

by KayCee
July 23rd, 2010

Today’s font is called:

The Bleeding Cowboys font was first seen on the DaFont website in 2007, but it has since been updated. It was created by Gyom Séguin, a graphic designer, illustrator and artist from Canada. Gyom claims, “I am a graphic designer that listens to rock music and designs rocking fonts!” Gyom also has over 40 fonts available.

While researching this font, I found out some interesting things regarding Gyom. I went over to is website which is as plain and simple as his payment philosophy. His hope is that you like his work. So, if you DO like it and you think that it is worth anything to you, simply send him a donation via PayPal. You can find that link on the download page that the above links will take you too. Now, how cool would that be to have Gyom wake up tomoorow and find a few extra dollars in his bank account because of this post?

In addition to typography (fonts) Gyom also creates logos and apparel design. Let him know how you learned about him and thank him for his contributions!

Remember that although we take you to places that offer free font downloads, there are still copyright laws that cover them. Please make yourself aware of HOW you can use the free download by reading and becoming familiar with the extra files that are always available with a free download.

If you need additional font installation instructions, we have some available for you at How to Download Fonts.

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Font-astic July 2010

by CCAS
July 16th, 2010

This featured font is not just one font but four! One representing each week during the month of July. This collection is a compilation of featured font deals and values, including some exclusive offers that we have been able to find for you across the web.

So, on with the show…

The first featured font is called:

ITC Matisse font was created by International Typeface Corp. As an international leader in typeface design and marketing for over 30 years, ITC teams up with world-class designers to provide an adaptable selection definitive typefaces and fresh new designs. ITC licenses its typeface library throughout the world.

Next we feature:

Arnold Boecklin font is a Linotype creation. For over a hundred years, Linotype has successfully produced, marketed, and licensed superior fonts. Linotype, in alliance with both designers and typographers, promotes global transfer and open discussion using fonts as a vehicle for visual communication.

Our third featured font is:

Monotype designed and created the Windsor font. Monotype Imaging specializes in fonts and font technologies for graphic professionals, software developers and manufacturers of printers and display devices.

And Lastly (but certainly not the least) we feature:

The Bernhard Bold Condensed Font is licensed by Adobe. One of the largest type distributors, Adobe has greatly influenced the evolution of digital type. Many designers consider Adobe fonts to be graphic standards. PostScript, Multiple Master and OpenType formats are just some of Adobe’s other key contributions to the graphic world.

So, how can you get all of these great fonts? Well, for a limited time (only until the end of July, 2010), you can get these these awesome fonts, as well as ANY Art Nouveau font at Fonts.com for 20% off! All you have to do is click on the coupon, find the Art Nouveau font that you want and use coupon code F2GRZ in your shopping cart during checkout.

Our partners also wanted us to remind you about their Deal of the Day promotion where you can take 80% off on any one preselected, high-quality Monotype®, Linotype® or ITC® font.

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A Charming Font

by KayCee
May 14th, 2010

Today’s featured font is:

As I was searching for a new font this week, I came across “A Charming Font”. As soon as I saw it, it reminded me of the television series that I used to watch called Charmed. It is an ongoing saga about three sisters who happen to have special powers. Throughout the series the sisters learn how to use their powers to help others as well as each other. Growing up the oldest in a family of three girls, it was inevitable that Charmed would end up being one of our favorite television shows.

“A Charming Font” is offered by 1001 Free Fonts. 1001 Free Fonts has created thousands of free fonts available for both Windows and Mac. You may visit 1001 Free Fonts to preview and download “A Charming Font” custom font. But, if you are anything like me (I love to have my own collections), you will want to go ahead and purchase the Ultimate Font Download. It contains over 10,000 fonts, including “A Charming Font” and the 1001 fonts from – 1001 Free Fonts, plus many, many more. It is NOT expensive and it saved me a ton of time compared to downloading each individual font. The selection is fantastic and now they are all at my fingertips for use.

If you need some additional info on downloading and installing fonts, click here: How To Download Fonts.

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Smiley Monster Font

by Tara
January 15th, 2010

The following Font was submitted by Sammie. I just loved it as soon as I saw it. It is…. Font-astic!

This week’s font is called Smiley Monster:

You can download it here: Kevin and Amanda

If you need some directions on downloading and installing fonts, click here: How To Download Fonts

If you have a favorite font you would like to share please send me a link and if I post it you will earn a ballot for the monthly draw sponsored by weScrap! Just click on the Email Tara link at the top.

Enjoy your new font!

~Tara~

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Champagne & Limousines Font

by CCAS
May 29th, 2009

Tara and I are font-a-holics!! I can admit it. I love fonts!! All types of fonts. I am constantly looking through the web for new, fresh and funky fonts. I thought I would share my addiction with you gals.

I love a good font and these are fontastic!

It is called: Champagne & Limousines

You can download them here: dafont.com

I would love to see any creations you make using this font. You can send it to: thynner5@yahoo.ca and put “Friday’s Font” in the subject line. You can also link you creations here as well. Anyone who does this will have a ballot for this months draw!

Enjoy your new font!

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