D. J. Fonts: Collection Seven (2010)
D. J. Fonts: Collection Seven (2010) | 4.4 Gb
Digital Juice Fonts: Collection Seven is more than just another volume of fonts, half of this collection is made up of hand-assembled, highly unique photographic typefaces.
These fonts act much like any of our previous font families in the Juicer, with the exception that they are based on high resolution photography, not illustration or 3D rendered art.
Type: Fonts
Release Date: 25 Dec 2010
Homepage: _www.digitaljuice.com/products/products.asp?pid=1343
Platform: Windows, MacOS
File Format: .iso
Medicine: Present
Each of the font families in DJ Fonts Collection 7 has a host of stunning ready-to-use font variations created by the artists of Digital Juice. Even the new one-layer photographic fonts have at least 25 variations available through the use of layer duplication, texture and gradient fills. Use these and all font variations as-is or as a jumping-off point for your own custom fonts.
Overall, Collection Seven contains 10 unique DJ Font Families — 5 photographic and 5 illustrated, over 500 ready-to-use DJ Standard Fonts, and an unlimited stream of future font customizations through our My DJ Font and Community DJ Font features.
Digital Juice Fonts Collection 7 contains 5 new fonts that started out as super high resolution photographs. Each letter in the character set was hand-assembled, shot and then painstakingly cut out to form these fonts. Because they are photographic in origin they have an unsurpassed level of realism you just won’t find anywhere else. And, just like the illustrated fonts in the volume, they can be customized, arranged and rendered from the Juicer. You also get the system font they were based on, just as you do with our other DJ Fonts.
Features:
– 10 Brand New Font Families
– More than 500 ready-to-use Standard DJ Fonts variations
– 5 Illustrated & 5 All-New Photographic Fonts
– 5-10 layers per illustrated font
– Each font glyph designed at a high resolution of approx. 2000 x 2000 pixels for maximum flexibility in uses
– Most fonts contain a full 152-character glyph set
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