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a bunch of paper dolls i made of friends’ characters a while back! starting from the top row:
@wanderbrack and @whiningaboutyuri‘s character portia from their comic x-manic @meibatsu-prax‘s character altaire from her and @mydearbasil‘s comics reverse and on for tonight @lithostyle‘s character mia from his story discretional valor @oscarofdiamonds‘ characters lou, porter, gwyn, and simon from her visual novel the end of the woods
lithostyle replied to your post: f’real though this game is way better ...
I’ve been having similar problems with Rune Factory 4
Man. I have that one and haven't even opened it up yet. What's with all these good games outta nowhere?!
lithostyle replied to your post:Man, I just looked up all the clothes you can buy...
It’s horrible, surely GameFreak knew everyone would complain about how awful the guys’ clothes are?
I hope so! Either get some DLC over here (unlikely) or put a LOT more options in Pokemon Z (it's gotta happen, right?)
lithostyle replied to your photo: KICKIN’ “DUPUY” TO THE CURB AWWW YEAHHHHH NOBODY...
What service or font maker did you use to make it with?
YourFonts!
To reiterate what I said earlier to barbitone:
It's super easy to use, and you can either print out/scan/hand-write all the letters in OR download a .gif template from the site and write your letters in with a tablet.
You get to preview and test run how your font will look in practice, before actually paying for it.
You don't have to download any software to use it - you just upload the completed template online, and it converts the written characters into a font right on the webpage.
Scanning your writing can turn out a bit lumpy and ink-blotty (well, mine did), but the software on the site cleans it up pretty well!
But yeah - you do have to pay for it; it's $9.95 or, if you want special characters (like accented/umlauted vowels and such), $14.95. (I think it's worth it, though, and I say this as the most miserly person in the universe.)
They only take Paypal.
But yeah! The font I ended up with bolds/italicizes beautifully and looks great in different colors, too. So I really recommend this if you're a comic artist looking to make your own font.
