A font you’re bound to adore!Sample “personal” font from Fontifier.com
Blog reader Lyn Adelstein recently wrote to us: “Maybe this will interest your readers – make a font of your own handwriting for about $10. I’ve done this with several clients who think it’s very useful.” We have to agree!
What a perfect way to add a personal touch to your communication, [...]
Blog reader Lyn Adelstein recently wrote to us: “Maybe this will interest your readers – make a font of your own handwriting for about $10. I’ve done this with several clients who think it’s very useful.” We have to agree!
What a perfect way to add a personal touch to your communication, [...]
Sample “personal” font from Fontifier.com
Blog reader Lyn Adelstein recently wrote to us: “Maybe this will interest your readers – make a font of your own handwriting for about $10. I’ve done this with several clients who think it’s very useful.” We have to agree!
What a perfect way to add a personal touch to your communication, be it print, direct mail or online. Your own handwriting captured in a TrueType font, compatible with almost any computer system. To create a font you visit the Fontifier website, print out an alphabet template, fill it out letter by letter, and submit a scanned version using the company’s website interface. You’ll get a chance to preview the final product before buying. Here are some unusual applications from the developer’s website:
• Add a personal touch to journals and scrapbooks.
• Create fonts as a record of a child’s handwriting through different ages.
• Add a personal touch to letters and emails.
• Create fonts as a fun and educational activity for children.
• Try out unusual alphabet designs and calligraphy.
• Create fonts of runes and other secret writing systems.
• Create a font of special symbols; eg yachting symbols.
Copies&Ink would be happy to support your personal font in any print project we produce for you. Check it out! and thanks, Lynn for the tip.
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William Alpert is a seasoned entrepreneur and 35 year business veteran. His California based companies design and create printed and electronic marketing materials for Fortune 500s, entrepreneurs as well as advertising and graphic design professionals. He is the author of InkBlot, a weekly journal on business marketing in the internet era. 
Glad to see that this site works well on my Blackberry Bold, everything I want to do is functional. Thanks for keeping it up to date with the latest.
I much enjoyed this! I would have to say this is an awfully informative post that deserves mentioning elsewhere. This is for 2 types of people:current writers who are considering a independent job,and people trying to pick to become a writer.