sirk
December 31, 2005, 2:01am
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I’m trying to use a pic that is in a shape of letters, but when I resize and Import and image, it turns itto a black and white Image and I cant put color back into it- is there a way t add color??
TrueType fonts are monochrome.
Colour effects can be achieved with care by overlapping the same text from several fonts of a collection of fonts designed for colour work.
For example the following set from P22 from the http://www.p22.com/Lanston/ section of the http://www.p22.com webspace.
http://www.p22.com/lanston/products/jacobeaninitials.html
http://www.p22.com/lanston/Jacobean.pdf
For example, my own Galileo Lettering collection of fonts and Chronicle Text collection of fonts.
The Galileo Lettering font is now published, as from 12.44 pm today.
William Overington
5 March 2005
Supplementary note of 2 December 2009
I have been reading this post and realize that it is in need of updating.
I had the idea of the font being shareware at that time but gave up that idea not long afterwards. The font is now a free download.
End of supplementary note of 2 December 2009
I have just published the Chronicle Text font onto the web.
The font is as follows.
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/CHRONTXT.TTF
The file with the shareware licensing information is as follows.
htt…
Hopefully font technology will develop so as to have chromatic fonts.
One idea is my suggested eutofont format.
Some time ago I devised a font format which I call the eutofont font format.
There are some documents available linked from the following web page.
I am hoping that one day it will be possible to save a font using “Save to eutofont format” directly from Font Creator Program and also to read in a font directly into Font Creator Program using “Read from eutofont format” .
The eutofont system is still experimental. In order for the eutofont font format to become successful there need to be app…
I have not done any more with the eutofont format since, yet I am hoping that it may get taken up some day.
William Overington