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Top Speed Outline Schriftart
Top Speed Schriftfamilie mit 3 Schriftarten
Hinweis des Autors
Top Speed Outline von Jason Vanderhill ist eine kostenlose, im Retro-Racing-Stil gehaltene Outline-Display-Schrift, die die langgezogene Dynamik von Custom-Speed-Lettering einfängt. Die Buchstaben neigen sich nach vorne und verbinden sich zu einer schnellen Linie, während kantige Ecken und gekappte Verbindungen dem Design ein flaches, aerodynamisches Profil verleihen.
Sie passt perfekt zu Plakat-Überschriften, Arcade-inspiriertem Branding, Motorsport-Flyern, Album-Covern und Titelkarten – überall dort, wo eine kostenlose Schrift eher von Bewegung als von wuchtiger Präsenz lebt. Da die Striche offen und stromlinienförmig bleiben, eignet sie sich auch hervorragend für kurze Logos, Aufkleber und Cover-Texte, die den Techno-Speed-Shop-Vibe des späten 20. Jahrhunderts einfangen wollen.
Sie passt perfekt zu Plakat-Überschriften, Arcade-inspiriertem Branding, Motorsport-Flyern, Album-Covern und Titelkarten – überall dort, wo eine kostenlose Schrift eher von Bewegung als von wuchtiger Präsenz lebt. Da die Striche offen und stromlinienförmig bleiben, eignet sie sich auch hervorragend für kurze Logos, Aufkleber und Cover-Texte, die den Techno-Speed-Shop-Vibe des späten 20. Jahrhunderts einfangen wollen.
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Grundlegende Schriftinformationen
Urheberrechte
Copyright 1997 Jason Vanderhill
Schriftfamilie
Top Speed Outline
Schriftunterfamilie
Regular
Einzigartige unterfamilieidentifikation
Top Speed Outline
Vollständiger schriftname
Top Speed Outline
Name-tabelle version
Version 1.41
Postscript-schriftbezeichnung
TopSpeedOutline
Hersteller
Designer
Beschreibung
Top Speed Version 1.41
Released as Shareware December 1997
Copyright 1997 Jason Vanderhill
Top Speed is inspired by a certain metal badge seen on the flanks of the finest coachbuilt automobiles in the world. It is a complete alphabet, albeit all lower case at the moment, based on the letters p, i, n, f, a, and r.
Top Speed Version 1.41 is currently available as shareware. For $10, you are entitled to a single-user licence for Top Speed Normal, Top Speed Outline, and Top Speed Heavy.
Please send a cheque or money order to:
Jason Vanderhill
R.R. #1 Dorchester, ON
N0L 1G4
canada
Feel free to email me at vanderhr@skyia.com
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...about Top Speed...
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Top Speed is strictly a display typeface, and should be used for no more than one line--preferably only one or two words--at a time. The most distinctive feature of Top Speed is the fact that all the letterforms are connected to each other. To maintain this look, all the characters have tails. The forward-slash character (and underline character) can be inserted between words instead of using the space bar, maintaining the continuous baseline. The back-slash character is a somewhat shorter connector; the '|' key is a slightly longer connector. To begin your word or line of text, you should insert a small version of the baseline, which is the "<" character. This will start off your type with an appropriate "tail." To finish off your line of type, use the ">" character, as it will end your tail at the appropriate distance. These characters are more necessary in the Outline version of the font. Top Speed may require minor kerning adjustment with some characters. Because each letter must be placed EXACTLY next to the following letter, (Top Speed Normal and Heavy are slightly more forgiving) you might notice a sliver appear between an occasional pair of letters. There are no differences in the capital letters except for the letter F. The capital letter F does not continue along the baseline, but instead it can run into certain letters (typically, the a, o, or u) through it's horizontal crossed stroke. The Outline version of the capital F contains an extra bit of black. This fills up the "hole" left at the beginning of the next character. If the capital F is used to end a word or sentence using Top Speed Outline, that little speck will have to somehow be creatively covered up.
Top Speed is my first computer designed typeface. It was created completely in CorelDraw 7. Since this was my first font, I did stumble through the whole process a bit, and as a result, it does contain the odd imperfection. For example, I am not sure how to get my apostrophes and quotation marks to work. Currently, the null character is inserted instead. In a way, it's a bit of a handmade product. I began the font in the spring, basically ignored it all summer, and then finished it in the fall. Mostly, it has been fun. I hope you enjoy it.
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The typeface name 'Top Speed' has been registered at the Goudy International Typeface Center in Rochester, New York, 1997. This font may not be sold or modified without my consent. Top Speed may not be distributed without this text file (or embedded description).
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Thanks: Kikita Eric Wiley Fredi Valentini Laurence Penney J. Kimble Rigney Jim Marsteller Lightwings@aol Stu Henlis Vince Ondrade Derek Timmerman Jeff Harris Nicole Fritz
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Released as Shareware December 1997
Copyright 1997 Jason Vanderhill
Top Speed is inspired by a certain metal badge seen on the flanks of the finest coachbuilt automobiles in the world. It is a complete alphabet, albeit all lower case at the moment, based on the letters p, i, n, f, a, and r.
Top Speed Version 1.41 is currently available as shareware. For $10, you are entitled to a single-user licence for Top Speed Normal, Top Speed Outline, and Top Speed Heavy.
Please send a cheque or money order to:
Jason Vanderhill
R.R. #1 Dorchester, ON
N0L 1G4
canada
Feel free to email me at vanderhr@skyia.com
___________________________________
...about Top Speed...
___________________________________
Top Speed is strictly a display typeface, and should be used for no more than one line--preferably only one or two words--at a time. The most distinctive feature of Top Speed is the fact that all the letterforms are connected to each other. To maintain this look, all the characters have tails. The forward-slash character (and underline character) can be inserted between words instead of using the space bar, maintaining the continuous baseline. The back-slash character is a somewhat shorter connector; the '|' key is a slightly longer connector. To begin your word or line of text, you should insert a small version of the baseline, which is the "<" character. This will start off your type with an appropriate "tail." To finish off your line of type, use the ">" character, as it will end your tail at the appropriate distance. These characters are more necessary in the Outline version of the font. Top Speed may require minor kerning adjustment with some characters. Because each letter must be placed EXACTLY next to the following letter, (Top Speed Normal and Heavy are slightly more forgiving) you might notice a sliver appear between an occasional pair of letters. There are no differences in the capital letters except for the letter F. The capital letter F does not continue along the baseline, but instead it can run into certain letters (typically, the a, o, or u) through it's horizontal crossed stroke. The Outline version of the capital F contains an extra bit of black. This fills up the "hole" left at the beginning of the next character. If the capital F is used to end a word or sentence using Top Speed Outline, that little speck will have to somehow be creatively covered up.
Top Speed is my first computer designed typeface. It was created completely in CorelDraw 7. Since this was my first font, I did stumble through the whole process a bit, and as a result, it does contain the odd imperfection. For example, I am not sure how to get my apostrophes and quotation marks to work. Currently, the null character is inserted instead. In a way, it's a bit of a handmade product. I began the font in the spring, basically ignored it all summer, and then finished it in the fall. Mostly, it has been fun. I hope you enjoy it.
___________________________________
The typeface name 'Top Speed' has been registered at the Goudy International Typeface Center in Rochester, New York, 1997. This font may not be sold or modified without my consent. Top Speed may not be distributed without this text file (or embedded description).
___________________________________
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Thanks: Kikita Eric Wiley Fredi Valentini Laurence Penney J. Kimble Rigney Jim Marsteller Lightwings@aol Stu Henlis Vince Ondrade Derek Timmerman Jeff Harris Nicole Fritz
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Erweiterte Schriftinformationen
Unterstützte Plattformen
PlattformKodierung
MacintoshWestliche (römische)
MicrosoftNur BMP Unicode
Schriftdetails
Anzahl der Glyphen91
Einheiten pro Em2048
EinbettungsrechteEinbindung für Vorschau und Drucken zulässig
SchriftklasseOhne Klassifikation
StärkeMittlere
BreiteMittel breit
Mac-StilFett
SchreibrichtungNur stark von Links nach Rechts gehende Schriftzeichen
MusterartKursiv
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