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Buffied: Take a stab at Halloween with this free font

October 11, 2012

Even if you've never seen the show that inspired Graham Meade of GemFonts to create this font,  Buffied is delightfully shiver-inducing, without knocking you over the head with blood, guts, or obvious Halloween imagery. It's possible the Buffied TrueType outlines font was originally penned by a vampire with a quill and ink, but it was certainly a refined vamp, one well-schooled in calligraphy and artistic flair. The letters in Buffied are well-balanced, making them relatively easy to read for such a stylized font. Even so, any smaller than 36 points, and Buffied begins to become illegible. Buffied includes all upper and lowercase glyphs, plus numbers, common punctuation, a few international characters (for example, letters with grave, tilde, and circumflex accents). This version also includes alternates for six letters (lowercase A, F, S, O, U and E). Buffied is free for personal use. Commercial use is not allowed without contacting Graham Meade. Note: The "Try it for free" button on the Product Information page takes you to the vendor's site, where you can download the latest version of the software.

Link: http://www.pcworld.com/article/2011435/buffied-take-a-stab-at-halloween-with-this-free-font.html
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