Create your own font

How to create your font is simple and easy Since I run my own business I get to do all kinds of things like my designing my own graphics. The other day, while spending waaay too much time trying to create a fancy font by hand and editing it in photoshop to advertise a new ... Read more

I recently discovered an easy way to turn your handwriting into computer font + today I’m sharing all the details so you can make your own custom handwriting font. The other day I was browsing TikTok (AS ONE DOES!) and found this video on turning your handwriting into computer font. Say what?! I know, I […]

Selling fonts for passive income has completely transformed my business. There are some things you should consider when creating your own line of custom typefaces; when you’re creating your fonts and building your font store, there are a few things to keep in mind. Tags: retro graphic design resources blog post abby leighton studio Fontrepreneur fonts

Learn to create your own font, for use in your Silhouette Cameo or Cricut business. It's free and only takes about 10 minutes!

Stop using other people's typefaces and create your own. Aaron Kitney gives some pointers on how to get started.

Learn how to turn your handwriting into a font for FREE! This is great for making personalized gifts, kids' crafts, scrapbooking, & more!

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Here are some tips to help you create beautiful designs by combining fonts. Even experienced designers can find it tricky to pick and combine the right fonts well. Have you ever noticed that designers typically use only a few typefaces in all their work? I only use Roboto fonts on my feed, combining different weights and sizes. Through this infographic, I’ll try to simplify this complicated process. Follow @kenny.kenray for tips that will improve your design strategy. #designinspiratio...

This simple technique will teach you how to make your Cricut fill in letters and fonts using the Offset tool.