WFTSC Font
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Do these things really matter? I can possibly see why people would ask about JD's Substance font,or NO's Republic font,but WFTSC was to me just capital letters.
Thanks Dave.
Yeah, I agree it's not the most exciting but I'm doing a menu for a DVD and just wanted to check. It looks like bog standard Arial to me, anyway.
steveone wrote: Do these things really matter? I can possibly see why people would ask about JD's Substance font,or NO's Republic font,but WFTSC was to me just capital letters.
Well, if you are planning on making a CD/DVD sleeve for a gig from this era, it is a nice idea to use the font relevant to that album at the time. As I'm currently thinking about the Blue Saturday CD/DVD, I am working on the basis of using one of the fonts used on Blue Monday's various releases. And a load of coloured squares maybe.
Saville has posted a load of JD and NO fonts to download:
Fac33 wrote: Saville has posted a load of JD and NO fonts to download:
Nice one mate.
Shug wrote: Nice one mate.
No worries. Need any more free fonts have a gander at this page I knocked up a while back:
MLANH- "My Life Ain't No Holiday" wrote: That is NOT the font for Low Life.
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It is if Peter Saville says it is!
Are we sure Saville uploaded them? The O on the downloadable font isn't circular as it is in Low Life.
That is a fan site, no?
He's right, it's not the correct font. The lower case 'a' isn't even close...
Old Blue wrote: That is a fan site, no?
He's right, it's not the correct font. The lower case 'a' isn't even close...
A guy called Toshiyuki Shikichi, as far as I can tell?
could someone please tell me how to use the fonts from the saville page, and please keep it as simple as you can as im a bit thick when it comes to computers. cheers
- Download the file
- Unzip using winzip.
- Copy the file into the fonts folder. (c:/windows/fonts)
