The 'Rising Stars' font is Hopeless Heart

the MyFonts newsletter of features and fonts - Sept. ’06 (issue 30)

This font is LTC Jacobean Initials

icked fresh from our Starlets page, September’s Rising Stars feature a wild and mild handwriting script, a hand-illustrated design, a grunge display font, and an elegant serif. This month you can view our Design Trends piece on our MyFonts blog. And our Follow-Up highlights the primarily art deco work of Nick’s Fonts.
bulletIN THIS ISSUE: Four Rising Stars, Design Trends, Follow-Up, Have Your Say

Four Rising Stars
Every month we add new, innovative fonts and sign up new foundries. In this 30th issue of Rising Stars, we want to show you 4 of our top-selling new fonts.

Machia
Machia is a handwriting script with more than enough ink. We like all three weights: Machia, Xtra One, and Xtra Two. Xtra Two includes fleurons and ornaments.

Brubeck's Cube
Inspired by homemade garage sale signs, Brubeck’s Cube is a fun, hand-illustrated design, a poster font that communicates clearly in a humanist style. Use it to create 3D effects with a stylish color palette.

Crazy David 2
Crazy David 2 from 066.FONT, a small type design foundry in Poland, makes alternative fonts like this grungy punk design.

Cyan
Cyan is designed with geometric Roman proportions. Unlike Trajan, Cyan has lowercase characters in the regular version. Cyan’s weight is similar to Trajan’s but the horizontal strokes are slightly bolder, resulting in better legibility for small sizes, especially for lowercase characters.



Cyan


Machia
Brubeck's Cube
Crazy David 2
Cyan

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Focus on Design Trends: 3D Fonts

This month you can view our Design Trends piece on our MyFonts blog:

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Follow-Up

Last month we featured High Society as one of our four Rising Stars. Currently #13 on the MyFonts Best Sellers list, High Society is based on a delightful, delicious, de-lovely offering from Blandford Press's 1946 tome, Lettering for the Commercial Artist. It is an elegant swash design with a retro appeal.

High Society


High Society

If you like this font from Nick’s Fonts, be sure to check out these other popular releases:

Xanthippe
Quoi Chou
Teeny Boppin
Xanthippe
Quoi Chou
Teeny Boppin

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Have Your Say
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— Cheri from Oregon, August 8th 2006

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Fonts used in this newsletter include: Hopeless Heart, LTC Jacobean Initials, Machia, Brubeck’s Cube, Crazy David 2, Cyan, High Society, Xanthippe, Quoi Chou, and Teeny Boppin.

Albums: 4 Rising Stars, Design Trends, Follow-Up

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