Here is custom font 3514.


Download, unzip and reassemble the files with Stitcher v0.3 from post #1 (custom fonts for 2024).
No need to rename the files to reassemble.

Some really beautiful contributions since my last visit - and great to see Wallace back in business.
You are on a roll again Issabella.

Here is my first real go using alternative character plug-ins - the automatic kerning still needs looking at really.

Link to the currently available versions of the plug-ins: Alternative Characters Thread





Using the Paragrapher option to keep layers separate below to adjust positioning manually:



The use of alternative characters is randomly based: Below is an image showing various iteratons of the same 70's pop group name to illustrate this...

Thank you so much, Skinnyhouse.

Here is custom font 3249 (extract 02-14-2024 post #85).
Download, unzip and reassemble the files with Stitcher v0.3 from post #1 (custom fonts for 2024).
No need to rename the files to reassemble.

Here is custom font 3515 (only letters).


Download, unzip and reassemble the files with Stitcher v0.3 from post #1 (custom fonts for 2024).
No need to rename the files to reassemble.

Issa, that one looks like made from Achate.
Very precious.

Download, unzip and reassemble the files with Stitcher v0.3 from post #1 (custom fonts for 2024).
No need to rename the files to reassemble.

Don't Be Square - 23 MB - Caps only.



Find it in the usual place.

Split the file into 3 and compress them separately. Upload to the site
Why won't wallace see this?

Here is an excerpt from the 3516 alphabet.

I vaguely remember, I think all I did was select the folder where custom font files are instead of single custom font.
Then randomly pick a custom-font file and use it for only one letter at a time an repeat until finish. I think

Thank you for your appreciation, you all.
Abaut your suggestion, Tin. Yes it seems effective. Perhaps it would be a practical way to explore in a plug-in.

Here is custom font 3517.