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so I wanted to give you a couple of differentresources, so that you can go out and start finding new typefaces to use in yourdesigns as well. So the first site that I go to is something calledfontsquirrel.com. When you find a font that you like, you, all you have to dohere is click on it. Once you click on it you can download this directly toyour computer and then based on whatever operating system you areon, whether it's on a Mac or a PC, youjust go through the normal installation process for installing fonts. <&Ih/:0 |
Now the next one that I often go to is called dafont.com,that's D-A-F-O-N-T.comfac7/P7Z |
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And, the final place that I go is a place that'srelatively new to me to go because it wasn't untilI got my Adobe Creative Cloud subscription that I reallydove in and started playing with something called Typekit. This is a great toolbecause it’s owned by Adobe and easily syncs the fonts to all your software,awesome site!on.7 So as you continue to explore new typefaces foryour designs, consider going to the websites I've pointed out, but also pay very closeattention to Typekit. Because Adobe is only going to continue to evolve thatservice and make it more of an integrated part of what you're trying todo. |
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