Thanks, Issabella.
Here is custom font 3402.


Download, unzip and reassemble the files with Stitcher v0.3 from post #1 (custom fonts for 2024).

Thanks a lot Skinnyhouse and Alan.

Thank you Issabella for introducing me to custom fonts in 2017.

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Example of 3d play...

Happy for that Alan, but currently I have a lot to learn from you.

Issabella; For many it is the use of software effects, thanks to Skinnuhouse for the tools developed for Gimp.

Here is custom font 3403.


Download, unzip and reassemble the files with Stitcher v0.3 from post #1 (custom fonts for 2024).

A great outcome, Skinnyhouse. But How did you do both parts? It's cute!

Here is custom font 3238 (extract 02-05-2024 post #81).
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Here is custom font 3404.

re: post#471Thanks Issa.

Yes it required two font weights for the same custom fonts and was a bit of a convoluted process but I was pleased with the final outcome.
I used custom font character paths to create the two different weights and then added both weights for one character at a time to a temporary image.
I had to adjust the position of the thinner character to centre it and resize the layer to match the thicker version of the character.
Then it was a case of selecting the part of the thicker character that I wanted to cut away and saving the cut away characters to its own file.
Once all the characters had been assembled and saved it was just a case of giving the two sets of characters a decorative treatment before re-assembling them with the appropriate option in custom font facemaker.

Thank you very much Skinnyhouse for your explanation and for having made such a work of art. A job that only you, a great Master, can do.
It is a very, very interesting custom font. Thank you.

Alan, Thank you so much for your font 3238. It's very innovative.

You guys have created some amazing custom fonts.
I am bewildered as to what i can do that is different.
I am thinking maybe it is time i put some of these paid for programs (that i don't use), to use , and create some free stuff forward.

Meanwhile here is the link to all my custom fonts in case the link got lost in Gimp Chat Land.
Plus some other goodies that may have been forgotten.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/rods-custom-font-xcf-files/files/

Issabella; beautiful style, congratulations.

Here is custom font 3405.


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Reminds me of looking for chain coral with my Dad when i was young.
Fossils and all that.