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Make custom fonts with FontStruct

Paul from the Compiler blog pointed out a cool flash application called FontStruct. It's basically a WYSIWYG editor for fonts, allowing you to easily create a TrueType font of your own design without having to learn your way through all the intricacies and difficulties of professional fontography.

The site includes a big gallery of Creative Commons licensed fonts that were created with the program. Whether you create your own or download an existing one that you like, it's a solid resource.

FontStruct [via Compiler]

Posted by Jason Striegel | May 18, 2008 10:15 PM
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