Font for Birth Announcement

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I am working on a multi-page birth announcement. My typography is not too good, so I thought I would solicit suggestions. We are not going too much for a bunch of "cutsie" fonts. The name is Biblical and the look is to be somewhat esoteric and eye-catching, but not wild. A couple of decent fonts for the text would be nice. In the past I have used Avant Garde and Century Schoolbook, and an example heading would be Marigold. I have about twice as many fonts available to me now.

Thanks!
Tony
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You've stumbled into the Photoshop forum. The Typography or Illustrator forums will yeald the answers you are seeking.
#2
Comic Sans
#3
I got a noose and a branch with your name on them, Buko.

;) XD
#4
Comic Sans is suitable for most any occasion!
#5
COMIC SANS SUCKS...Getta rope!

If you don't belive me...go to bancomicsans.com!

Try Briosos! One of my favorites!
#6
Fifty million Windows users can't be wrong!

I LOVE it!!!

becos it upsets Phos
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Try Briosos! One of my favorites!

I used brisio pro (i think i got it from adobe for buying some product or other) on my son's baptism party thank you cards. it's a beautiful font.
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You've stumbled into the Photoshop forum. The Typography or Illustrator forums will yeald the answers you are seeking.

Thank you. I might give that a try! -- Tony
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Buko and Dave,

Thank you for your input. Comic Sans is both too common and not quite the right feel for what I am working on, but I appreciate the input!

Thanks,
Tony
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Try Briosos! One of my favorites!

I did not find that either on fonts.com or on the first page of google. Do you have a link?
#13
Brioso was the freebie for registering CS. A really nice font that I've used many times.

Bob
#14
Anthony...

The OpenType Brioso font family was offered as a gift for purchasers of PS CS1, I think.

<http://www.adobe.com/type/browser/P/P_1504.html>

BTW...Most folks visit the AdobeForums.com forums (for discussions of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc.—NOT the former Macromedia products) using a browser, and as such can follow a thread pretty easily without excessive quotes. Since it appears you're visiting with a newsreader, could you please turn of the Auto-Quote feature? If you feel you need to, you can selectively quote a previous response manually.
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Neither Briosos or Brisio -- I found it as Brioso (Brioso Pro). Thanks! -- Tony
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 16:31:12 -0700, Bob Levine thought it was important to mention:

Cute. The font is incredibly versitile. Here's a newsletter I did a while back:

http://www.theindesignguy.com/pdfs/wtnl.pdf

Not exactly high budget but Brioso is the only font used.
Bob

Doubly interesting:

1. Had younot told me and I looked quickly I would have guessed at least two fonts were used.

2. I used to live in Scotch Plains, NJ and did LAN engineering in the past for Warren Twp. schools...small world made smaller through Photoshop! :)

:subdude
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