Kevin / March 23, 2005 @ 6:52 am

I downloaded a few of the pixel fonts and discovered the wonderful “Fanda Sans” which is elegant, simple and readable. Its as good as Silkscreen, but at a slightly larger 11px.

Sheri McNear / March 23, 2005 @ 3:29 pm

This is a GORGEOUS font - I am a novice with computers, so I don’t really know how to install new fonts - I only have the ones that came with my PC, but if I am very good at following instructions if you include them. Do I send $ for this? Who do I pay, and how much will it be? Again, this is the most elegant computer font I’ve ever seen. I’m in grad school now, a paralegal progam at my local University, and I’d love to use it on my school work.

Thank you very much!
Sheri

joey / March 23, 2005 @ 3:42 pm

sheri,

check out my font installation guide, or just do a google search. it’s a very simple process.

most sites offering free fonts at the very least allow their use in noncommercial work. i’m sure your school work counts as noncommercial, so you shouldn’t have to worry about paying for whatever you download.

be sure to check out the rest of the links on fontleech, there’s an abundance of great free fonts on the web.

Stephen Coles / March 23, 2005 @ 3:59 pm

If you like Sukplena and want a font with more weights (bold, italic and so on) for your school work, I think you’d like Baby Mine from T26.

joey / March 23, 2005 @ 4:12 pm

since i apparently delight in stealing money from the hardworking type designer’s pocket, i should point out that eutypoce offers six free weights of sukplena, which makes it a remarkable find.

that said, i would definitely prefer baby mine over sukplena if it was also free. or even if you could buy it in a $35 package without the “jumping” weights.

Stephen Coles / March 23, 2005 @ 4:39 pm

You’re right, joey. I’d email T26 in that case. They cut those sort of deals all the time if it means a sale.