> > Matthew Hindson (http://www.hindson.com/) has a clef font with a lot of > > different styles. You might find one you like! > > Yes, I know of this font, and used to have it (now his site seems to be > down), but it is not really high enough quality to be of much use. I think > the clefs were mostly made from scanned images and only briefly edited. >
Hmm, yes that's the way that I did it, alright. I scanned them, edited them to an extensive degree with Photoshop, then converted them to vector graphics with Streamline, then importing these into Fontographer. The last two steps were where a lot of the problems occurred. I agree that they're not really of a high enough quality for publication use, but for fun, they're OK. Extensive editing such shapes within Fontographer is quite challenging, more challenging than a hobby like basic font design would allow for... Matthew _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
