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8 comments:
I love vintage font!!
Dafont is my secret weapon at work. So many fonts that PERFECT for book covers, which don't require the legibility that full blocks of text do. Plus, I don't feel bad using a weird, free font once and then never using it for anything ever again. Keeps things fresh. :)
I <3 dafont so much!! the vintage one is so pretty!
These are great-- I didn't know about Dafont but I'll be checking all the time now!
Hey great blog...thanks for the site its amazing....
also love when you talk fonts!
mmm, fonts are so great. you know you've got it bad when you're staring at a poster and you stop to realize that you thought the font was sexy. *sigh* thanks for the links!
Thanks for the tip, Jan! Love Vintage font
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