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Say hello to "Austin", my first OpenSVG font!

I couldn't be more excited to share this with you, I had so much fun creating it (although it has been a looooot of struggle until I figured everything out!).

The OpenSVG technology is just amazing because it allows us to have so much more detail & transparency in the letters, which can give your text a realistic hand-painted look.

I attached a PDF help guide to the files with tutorials on how to use them and how to change text in Photoshop & Illustrator! :)

An important note: OpenSVG fonts will only work in Mac and PC Photoshop CC2017+ & Illustrator CC2018+

Here is what you get in the download:

AustinSVG (uppercase & lowercase letters, numbers and punctuation) - this is the OpenSVG version of the font. All the letters are basically bitmap images (instead of vectors) - each letter has been painted a dozen of times.

AustinRegular - a vectorised, normal version for people who are not able to use the SVG version but still want to use the font. Remember that this version doesn't have the paint look or transparency.

Alternates - both, the SVG & regular version include a full set (upper and lowercase) of alternate characters

PDF Guide with tutorials on how to use the font and how to change colors in Photoshop & Illustrator
Multilingual support for the following languages included: English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Swedish, Norweigen, Danish, Dutch, Turkish, Finnish, Romanian, Hungarian and Estonian (if something is missing or you've got a request please let me know and I'll try to add it to the next update)

Tags: Austin, OpenSVG, Watercolor, Font