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Use formal names (no nicknames). Middle names aren't necessary, but must be spelled out if used (no initials). Spell out ...

Felt Tip Roman One claim to fame is the font's use as Hagrid's handwriting in the U.S. editions of J. ...

The common signs of mono include swollen, red tonsils, enlarged lymph nodes in the neck, and a fever that ranges ...

The alphabet 'M' stands for model and the number designates which model it is. For example, M1 Garand was the ...

Trade Gothic was designed in 1948 by Jackson Burke, a book and type designer from California. The typeface is a ...

Rounded typefaces have rounded corners and/or terminals. Their softness tends to make them feel friendly and inviting. Sans-serif fonts usually ...

What was the first font? The first typeface was a Blackletter variety used by Johannes Gutenberg on the first printing ...

Sans serif fonts will be the king of font families to consider when designing your large format sign. Arial, Helvetica ...

Although Disney has no official logo font, fans have been trading Walt-style lettering samples for decades. Twenty-first-century typographer Justin Callaghan ...

Choose a style. Most tend to prefer cursive handwriting, where uppercase and lowercase letters flow together on a piece of ...