I've been noticing that the K LOVE Radio "Encouraging Word" often has a nice mix of fonts. So I decided to capture them into a concise document to give me ideas. I have no idea how to post a PDF file (feel free to let me know!) But if you e-mail me, I'll send it to you! Here are a few examples. The last one is not a verse, but I love the font!
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Sunday, July 26, 2015
Friday, July 17, 2015
Fun with Fonts 1
It's fun to play with fonts and mix and match them. I found the coolest (free!!) online tool to compare all the fonts on your computer! (I found the tip here). The webiste is Wordmark.it. You type a word or phrase in the box and hit "load fonts" and it will give a bunch of options. (Mine displayed 93 fonts and gave me the option to load more fonts five times. (I have a lot of fonts, continue reading!)
You have a few options (in the black bar across the top) like making them negative, making them smaller or larger, or even comparing selected fonts.
Here, I compared a few of the fonts.
It gets better! While I was putting this blog post together, I decided to see if I could do a longer phrase! I can! First I did a short phrase (7 words)
Next I tried a longer phrase! It still works! Some of the letters are a little cramped, but this would be great to get an idea of how to write a phrase in a cool font!
You have a few options (in the black bar across the top) like making them negative, making them smaller or larger, or even comparing selected fonts.
Here, I compared a few of the fonts.
It gets better! While I was putting this blog post together, I decided to see if I could do a longer phrase! I can! First I did a short phrase (7 words)
Next I tried a longer phrase! It still works! Some of the letters are a little cramped, but this would be great to get an idea of how to write a phrase in a cool font!
Getting started
Recently, I came across the idea of Bible Journaling. Bible Journaling is kind of a mix of coloring books, scrapbooking, and studying God's word. Some people completely cover the text (like an "altered book"), some use a journaling Bible, and others use a separate notebook. I started with a separate notebook--actually a spiral bound sketch book I found at Wal-Mart for $5. I am working my way through Proverbs.
My current supplies include:
I have a set of watercolor pencils that I haven't mastered yet, and I want to experiment with watercolor/acrylic paints. I also have a new KJV Journaling Bible that I won! I have not started working in it yet.
Some great websites I've found to help me get started:
Darlene at Time Warp Wife and her Facebook Group: Bible Journaling has given me much inspiration. Amber at Doodle My Faith <--- I won my journaling Bible from a giveaway on her site!
And of course, I have found lots of help from Pinterest! My boards related to Bible Journaling are:
Bible Journaling
Fonts and Printables
Hand Lettering
Doodle
Grown Up Coloring Pages
Draw a....
I also use Google--a lot!--for ideas on how to draw something!
My current supplies include:
- Colored pencils (and sharpener)
- Gel Pens (I got a 24 "Ultra Glide Ink" ball point pens from "Write Dudes" at Sam's club for about $8.)
- Crayons
- A thin line Sharpie (I don't use much because it bleeds through)
- An assortment of pens and markers left over from my scrapbooking days.
I have a set of watercolor pencils that I haven't mastered yet, and I want to experiment with watercolor/acrylic paints. I also have a new KJV Journaling Bible that I won! I have not started working in it yet.
Some great websites I've found to help me get started:
Darlene at Time Warp Wife and her Facebook Group: Bible Journaling has given me much inspiration. Amber at Doodle My Faith <--- I won my journaling Bible from a giveaway on her site!
And of course, I have found lots of help from Pinterest! My boards related to Bible Journaling are:
Bible Journaling
Fonts and Printables
Hand Lettering
Doodle
Grown Up Coloring Pages
Draw a....
I also use Google--a lot!--for ideas on how to draw something!
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