Seafaring by Steve Tune of Digital Empires is a free calligraphic serif whose sweeping curves, wide open shapes, sharply tapered strokes, and generous proportions recall formal lettering drawn with a broad pen. Its strong thick-thin contrast gives the letters a graceful authority.
Historical fiction, classical drama, and other old-world subjects match the stately curves, making the face convincing for book covers, museum posters, commemorative programs, heritage packaging, and period event invitations. Publishing is its clearest home, especially when a title should feel literary and ceremonial, with the lettering itself supplying much of the rich formal period atmosphere of the subject.
Shareware/donationware This is a shareware/donationware font created by Steve Tune of Digital Empires. It is an original work not derived from any copyrighted work that I know of!. The font is complete as is and you may use it. I have put a lot of effort into creating new and original fonts and would like to know if you like it. So email me at webmaster@digitalempires.com If you feel a sense of guilt, keep it, I would like to see people give or donate without pressure. I am providing these font as a reminder that the net has given alot and I want to give a little back. So much for the socialy impaired mind I have. I do need some money to keep me encouraged to do more fonts. So, don't feel guilty and don't procrastinate and send in your small contribution and there will be more font for the taking! TX
Mailing Address: Digital Empires C/O Steve Tune 1825 the Oaks Blvd Kissimmee, FL 34746
Rozszerzone informacje o czcionce
Obsługiwane platformy
PlatformaKodowanie
UnicodeUnikod 1.0 semantyka
MacintoshAntykwa (roman)
MicrosoftTylko BMP unikod
Szczegóły czcionki
Utworzono1998-03-24
Wersja1
Liczba glifów142
Jednostki na em1000
Prawa osadzaniaOsadzania ograniczona (zabroniona!)
Klasa rodzinyWolne szeryfy
GrubośćŚrednia
SzerokośćPodstawowa
Typ szerokościNormalny
Styl MacPogrubiony
KierunekTylko znaki skierowane od lewej do prawej + zawiera neutralie