Hot Peppermint font
Posted: Tue Jan 19, 2021 2:46 pm
In 2003 I published my Hot Beverage font. It was the first font that I ever published. The font only has two two glyphs, a glyph for the then newly-introduced Hot Beverage character and the .notdef glyph. I produced the font using the Softy program. I was unaware of FontCreator at the time.
The Hot Beverage glyph was mapped to both U+2615 and also to lowercase h.
Recently I have made a colour version of the font, naming it Hot Peppermint.
I copied the artwork from the Hot Beverage font, but I did not edit a copy of the Hot Beverage font to produce the Hot Peppermint font.
I started with a new font generated in Font Creator 8, then I copied the artwork over from the Hot Beverage font and pasted it into place.
I then produced the colour font, using two shades of green, one shade for the cup and the other shade for the aroma indicators.
The Hot Beverage font is available from the following web page.
www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/font7001.htm
The Hot Peppermint font is available from this post.
William Overington
Tuesday 19 January 2021
The Hot Beverage glyph was mapped to both U+2615 and also to lowercase h.
Recently I have made a colour version of the font, naming it Hot Peppermint.
I copied the artwork from the Hot Beverage font, but I did not edit a copy of the Hot Beverage font to produce the Hot Peppermint font.
I started with a new font generated in Font Creator 8, then I copied the artwork over from the Hot Beverage font and pasted it into place.
I then produced the colour font, using two shades of green, one shade for the cup and the other shade for the aroma indicators.
The Hot Beverage font is available from the following web page.
www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~ngo/font7001.htm
The Hot Peppermint font is available from this post.
William Overington
Tuesday 19 January 2021
