Ouch! Thats mean! Beware of the font police!
Yeah…no.
But I like @PlGHEADED 's idea about a custom board! I have already been toying with ideas for custom Tablero boards for some of my SCA friends. So maybe I’ll add a custom Scrabble board to my game board hopper
(sans comic sans)
I may have to do that for my artist Daughter.
You can open the PDF directly in Inkscape or Illustrator and modify it.
Yes. I did that and it works great. Thanks.
You really want to screw with someone, use several different fonts for the tiles.
On purpose.
Yes. I am a horrible person.
To really mess with a typography nerd, use half Helvetica and half Arial.
And Papyrus. Gotta have Papyrus
May as well throw some Haettenschweiler and Brush Script in there too.
I’m staying out of this font war. It got a little heated last time!
Wow! I love Comic Papyrus! - Rich
Lest we get too far out afield: the font does need to be placed in a rectangle taller than wide. Theoretically they could be square tiles, but then that gets a bit challenging with orientations as you line them up. So the W and the M could looked squished. A serif or decorative font would be interesting, but only with readability and ease of placement, manipulation considered. I have never really thought about letters in this way, so figuring out what looks good on a square (my alphabet block project) and a rectangle (my Scrabble inlay project) takes some thought.
Epic!
Any thoughts about adding Chiller to the mix. Would really make a design statement.
Ahhhhhh… forgot about Chiller! Good suggestion!
@tim1724 twitch*
@cmreeder Actually I have plans of doing this for my kiddo (I’m the resident type designer)… alphabet blocks with either 6 different fonts, or 6 different hand lettered styles. Then they are a matching game too!
@Brandon_R This made me laugh for several minutes. I can’t wait to show my husband!
:update: His response: “can’t unsee! can’t unsee!!”
Yeah, I had to squish the M and the W quite a bit to make them fit in the tiles above.