I don’t think this font name accurately reflects the font. The spacing is too even, the lines, too predictable. When I feel lethargic, I am one hot mess sprawled on the couch with a candy bar in one hand, dirty dishes in the sink and laundry, piled as far as one can see. That’s not ...
This has a very ’60s flavor to it. I think the font would be enhanced by some color – psychedelic color in gradations of orange and green, spelling out something like “Make Love Not War” or “I wish I hadn’t eaten those ’shrooms.” Look at the Q! And the X! Gosh, I love the Y, too. ...
Blogs are so easy to create. I saw a need for a Town of Sardinia web site, and I made one. If it only serves as a way to publicize public meetings and community events, I’ll be happy. If it grows to be a legitimate and purposeful communication channel for town residents, all the better. I’m ...
I wish my handwriting was spectacular. I love the understated strokes, the confinement of the letters, and the controlled way in which they take up space on the page/screen. And the numbers? All kinds of awesome. How cool is it to use hash marks to represent the 1-2-3s? ...
As this historic week has brought a needed end to 8 years of reign by Mr. George W. Bush, I thought the Texas Funeral font provides a nice metaphor. This is the font that I imagine appears in the thought bubbles over his head, spelling out sentences like “What country do we have to invade, again?” ...