Canon TypeStar 210 is a PC font created by, and Copyright by, Aleksandar Stevanov that is available as a Free For Personal Use TTF font.
The included font with reserved name 'Canon TypeStar 210' (filename: 'Canon TypeStar 210.ttf', version 1.000), is a TrueType font created by Aleksandar Stevanov and initially released in 2016 as a free for personal use font.
This handwritten script influenced machine font features a rough edge with bleeding, as well as underexposed, edges and terminators. This font supports a complete capital character set, complete lowercase character set, foreign characters and ligatures, 0-9 numerals, and it offers a very complete set of punctuation characters.
The font in this archive is free to use for personal projects as the author has released it as a 'Free for Personal Use' font, and you may even redistribute the font, but you may not charge for access to it or otherwise sell it, since as a free personal font it is intended to remain free to individuals. For a commercial license, or for more information on this personal use font license, please contact the authoring artist/designer (Behance & Email contact information are given below).
This font distribution archive has a home at the Font-Journal at the following web address:
http://www.font-journal.com/fonts/13346/canon_typestar_210.php
ABOUT
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Designer/Artist and/or Font Foundry:
Aleksandar Stevanov is a male illustrator, type designer and writer from Shtip, Macedonia.
Behance Profile:
http://www.behance.net/stevanov
Email:
a.stevanov@yahoo.com
PROMOS FOLLOW:
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Font Tools:
If you would like to create your own original masterpeice font, get yourself a decent font editor and create your own font, I recommend Fontographer, although TypeTool might do the job, also. The FontLab Studio software package is also offered as the premium flagship typographic editing tool of Fontlab.
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A-Z, a-z, 0-9 &+~!@#$%^&*()_=-`"':;<>?/|\[{}],.
...that is freely distributable would be greatly apprectiated, especially if it is OK for commercial use. The more accented letters (for supporting foreign languages) and special characters available (especially bullets, ©, ®, ™ and special punctuation), the more complete and useful a font will be, to more people. Be sure to use a unicode letterset when you save your work or the font simply won't display right, here at Font-Journal. That's our most definitely our most important requirement.
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Font-Journal is a cataloged archive of freeware and shareware fonts that I maintain for my small business, start-up and freelancing clients. I try to collect PC truetype freeware fonts that can be used for commercial purposes, and shareware fonts that can be used for commercial purposes upon registration and/or payment of a fair shareware fee. I also try to collect freely distributable web fonts of the very same variety. The end result is a pretty decent font repository, although I can only work on it in my spare time, which I have little of. If my business takes off where I can afford a staff, I will have someone to tend to it more often.
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About Me:
My portfolio usually needs to be updated, as I always have a ton of projects going and I even like to design my own fonts to offer exclusively through my font respository at Font-Journal. But it is another good way to contact me.
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I started out as an motorcycle racer and mechanic. That didn't work out and I never got in a race car as planned. I wound-up as an illustrator, animator, doing some programming and tech support. Plus, I have always been an amatuer artist, photographer and videographer. I was designing logos, posters and graphics in college with Illustrator and Photoshop, and wound-up making a website portfolio just afterwards. A few people liked it and I wound-up as a freelance web design studio. Then I expanded into web hosting, with domain name registrations and servers added soon after, and offering a complete set of webmaster tools as Domain Hostmaster. I then added the Domainance store in an effort to keep the .name gTLD extension registrations and transfers available when our supplier dropped it.
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Nowadays, I am just trying to corner a peice of the domain name registration and website hosting space, as I sell for less than almost anyone, and offer more, with better technical support. Professional domainers, designers, developers, optimizers and webmasters do like how I keep prices as low as possible and add my expertise and value where I can.
'Mobile-First' Responsive Website Design:
If you are interested in getting a website designed for yourself or your business, I still do that at Salamader Design. Stop by and check me out there. I have a growing portfolio of sites that I need to add as examples of my work, there...
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