15 Century Gothic Font Alphabet Images

 by: Eric
 2012-09-12
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This is inspiring Century Gothic Font Alphabet graphic material gallery. We take several day to collect these inspiring font images from any public sources. We will see something cool in century gothic alphabet, german letter gothic font and century gothic tattoo fonts, may you can get among them for reference to complete your creation.

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I can show you pictures in jpg or png format. If you would like to use the original file of each pictures, you could search them on the source link. We hope you like and want to share, let's hit share button that you like, so other people can get ideas too.

Designing Tips:

When selecting a font or font for titles, subtitles and body text, use easy to read fonts for the simple and effective graphic design. The eye struggles to scan multiple characters, so stick to a simple font collection

Do not be afraid to delete items to make a composition that you are happy with. I often think about an image for a long time before I started to illustrate - but sometimes I just start a line and form, then remove them. I take half of everything I draw, and from what the picture is changing

Always ask the customer how they want the final image. If they want the Illustrator file, and you have many layers, but do not want to move them to a new work of art, one by one, it is easier to draw a large rectangle on the final image, Ctrl + right-click and select 'Create clipping mask. This crop your artwork to the shape you've drawn

While this may seem like a convenient option, do not use the Auto Trace tool in Illustrator, or use shapes of traces in your design - the results still tend to look clear and amateur. I think this rule is true no matter how the route was done