Heya everyone,
I'm creating some print and layout designs for a potential job opportunity, and I'm looking for some good free fonts and brushes.
Do any of you have some sites you regularly visit?
Thanks :)
1001freefonts.com (http://1001freefonts.com/) (note that most of the "free fonts" are restricted to personal, non-commercial use).
You can also make your own fonts with Font Creator (http://www.high-logic.com/fontcreator.html) (free to try for 30 days, $79.00 to buy). I made a font of my handwriting with the free trial software.
Alternatively, if you don't want to pay for font creation software, you can try using Fontstruct (http://fontstruct.fontshop.com/), a free, on-line font creation tool. It doesn't allow you to create fonts out of scanned bitmap images, though, so you can't make a font based on your lettering, but it's pretty versatile. The site also hosts the best user-made fonts for download.
Thanks Zulu :)
Here's where I go to get some free fonts.
http://www.urbanfonts.com/fonts/decorative-fonts.htm (http://www.urbanfonts.com/fonts/decorative-fonts.htm)
As for brushes I mostly make my own.
Hope it helps.
I like DaFont (http://"http://www.dafont.com/") for fonts and for brushes, I just search DeviantArt (http://"http://www.deviantart.com").
Don't forget about Blambot (http://www.blambot.com)! Some awesome free fonts can be found there.
-MJB
Taken from their Licensing page.
QuoteThese fonts are freeware for independent comic book creation and non-profit use ONLY. This excludes use by "mainstream" publishers, (Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Oni, Image, SLG, Top Cow, Wildstorm, Crossgen, TokyoPop etc.) without a license fee. Use by a "mainstream" publisher (or its employee), and use for mainstream comics, or non-comic, for-profit endeavors incurs a license fee be paid to Blambot. In Essence, this means:
· Anyone may use these fonts for non-profit projects.
· If you are a comic book self-publisher/small press publisher you may use these fonts for any independently published project, for profit or non profit or as part of graphics printed on merchandise to support your independent comic.
· If you are an independent creator, publishing comics through a mainstream company (see above) there is a license fee.
· Any other commercial use not listed above requires a license fee.