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Fonts with symbols for all your holiday needs.
Note: This page itself is not a great example of elegant typographical organization! In general, it’s a good idea to use no more than a few fonts on a page, avoiding clutter and stylistic hodgepodge. For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, snow is the sign of the season! There are several snowy fonts to choose from these days, among them SnowCap from Bitstream (above), an old chestnut which I remember using in high school! Some more recent additions to the snow-font family:
Add a touch of elegance to your invitations and announcements with the application of some well-designed typography. Sveva AS-Versal (above) is a beautiful typeface for titles, and it includes advanced OpenType features such as contextual ligatures to give each document you produce a unique flair.
Elegant title text is a piece of cake once you've got a mood in mind:
Crazy about DingbatsThrow out those clip-art disks and improve your printed documents by using “dingbat” fonts! These are fonts that contain pictures in place of (or in addition to) the regular alphabet. Like any other font, you can scale dingbats to any size and change the foreground and background color, along with any other transformation your application offers. And they’ll work in any application you use! All kinds of dingbats have been produced by enterprising typographers, ranging from the sacred to the secular. Browse our collection by clicking on the images below, or try entering “holiday dingbats” in the MyFonts search box!
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