Yup. I got Font'd! By Richard Starkings and John Roshell of Comic
Craft no less! I've always been a fan of the art of lettering. It's
one of the things that I loved about Walt Simonson and Howard Chaykin's
work. They always worked closely with their letterer to give their
comic books unique looks.
So when I got the opportunity to illustrate the John Tiffany book I wanted to make sure the lettering reflected the mood of the story properly. Comic Craft stepped in and developed a font based on my mad scribblings! The first one, "Dan Panosian" I used a classic ink pen and for the "Urban Barbarian" I used a brush. They took the samples and designed and awesome pair of fonts! Check it out here on their website! and specifically at this link to purchase it!
So when I got the opportunity to illustrate the John Tiffany book I wanted to make sure the lettering reflected the mood of the story properly. Comic Craft stepped in and developed a font based on my mad scribblings! The first one, "Dan Panosian" I used a classic ink pen and for the "Urban Barbarian" I used a brush. They took the samples and designed and awesome pair of fonts! Check it out here on their website! and specifically at this link to purchase it!
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