#typedrawer

[stochastique-blog]

Here we go

Managed to get my Undertale sketches done while listening to the Mushin’ Stream ^____^ This week is Frisk, getting subjected to my ‘every 5 minute style changes’. I’m hopefully getting a little bit faster?

[dearvanna]

Old type drawer turned shadowbox for mini cat figures. #typedrawer #shadowbox #catfigures https://www.instagram.com/p/B_fmNCLBXXG/?igshid=qf0guyc0hhmp

[maeganmayhem]

All my oils #doterra #oils #essentialoils #typedrawer #doterraoils #alltheoils

[gingerautie]

typedrawer mentioned you on a post “Iceland imposes death penalty on children with Down Syndrome”

@gingerautie Actually it was CBS news that reported it...Fox News merely reported on actress Patricia Heaton's reaction. If you don't believe that compulsory abortion will soon be the norm, you've not been paying attention. Sadly many European ideologies have come to view life as disposable,

The source on that post is fox news. That post is a link to fox news.

Yes, other places have also reported it, but you can’t expect anyone to take a post linking to fox news seriously.

There is no compulsory abortion occurring in that post. Don’t lie. 

A near 100% abortion rate for positive down syndrome tests says a lot about how a society views disabled people, but it doesn’t mean that abortion is compulsory. Don’t lie. 

Women choosing not to continue with a pregnancy because they don’t want to risk death for a disabled child, when they would do so for a non disabled child is an example of how people value disabled children. Not a “death penalty” or whatever bullshit.

“view life as disposable” [citation needed]

[enbeeeah]

typedrawernreplied to your post: The Dominicans in this Jesuit movie are oddly...

The film about St. Ignatius? I thought so too.

No but the best part is that they showed Saint Francis and Saint Dominic and they only directly identified Saint Francis and gave him a whole dialogue while Saint Dominic got one line that was kinda hostile. 😂

[tymharper]

Back to the grind again #type #text #typogtaphy #script #tattoolettering #lettering #freehand #sketchbook #typedrawing #sketch #wordporn (at Milwaukee, Wisconsin) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE63THynlvP/?igshid=17mev3g5norc2

[nickmackenrodt]

You little... #typography #type #drawing #digital #digitalart #procreatedrawing #phrase #typedesign #graphic #typedrawing https://www.instagram.com/p/B5ZFDmrJqOU/?igshid=1ba5juyml7j8l

[kentuckytrader]

I was happy to find these old printer's type tray drawers each with a nice brass handle with the raised letters HAMILTON. Now in our Etsy shop KentuckyTrader. #printertray #printerstray #KentuckyTrader #etsy #etsysellsvintage #vintage #woodtray #wooddrawer #typetray #typedrawer #hamilton #typesetdrawer #typesettray #letterpressdrawer

[magicmeese]

Proceeding to step 2 #woodwork #woodworking #typedrawer #refinish #hobby #stain

[typelikemad]

A DnD commission that I fell in love with because sweet-hearted nature-loving halflings will always be my first love <3

[2022-504-connorh]

Cormorant

About Cormorant

Cormorant is a free display type family developed by Christian Thalmann. The project currently comprises a total of 45 font files spanning 9 different visual styles (Roman, Italic, Infant, Infant Italic, Garamond, Garamond Italic, Upright Cursive, Small Caps, and Unicase) and 5 weights (Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, and Bold.) Cormorant was conceived, drawn, spaced, kerned, programmed, interpolated, and produced in its entirety by Christian Thalmann of Catharsis Fonts. For an illustrated presentation and description of the family, please visit its Bēhance page.

While this project was heavily inspired by Claude Garamont's immortal legacy, Christian did not use any specific font as a starting point or direct reference for the designs. Most glyphs were drawn from scratch; when he needed guidance on a specific character, he searched for the term Garamond and skimmed through the results for a general impression.

He is grateful to the creative souls on the Typophile, TypeDrawers and Typografie forums, and Github, for a wealth of knowledge about type design, and for providing a large amount of excellent feedback on Cormorant during its development. He also thanks the tireless folks at Glyphs, in particular Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer of Schriftlabor and Georg Seifert. Special thanks go to Dave Crossland and Google Fonts for making the libre release of this font family possible through generous funding of the development process.

The Cormorant project is led by Christian Thalmann, a type designer based in Zurich, Switzerland. To contribute, see github.com/CatharsisFonts/Cormorant

Source: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Cormorant?query=cormorant#glyphs

[grad504breanneattwood]

History of my Font

About Cormorant Garamond

Cormorant is a free display type family developed by Christian Thalmann. The project currently comprises a total of 45 font files spanning 9 different visual styles (Roman, Italic, Infant, Infant Italic, Garamond, Garamond Italic, Upright Cursive, Small Caps, and Unicase) and 5 weights (Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, and Bold.) Cormorant was conceived, drawn, spaced, kerned, programmed, interpolated, and produced in its entirety by Christian Thalmann of Catharsis Fonts. For an illustrated presentation and description of the family, please visit its Bēhance page.

While this project was heavily inspired by Claude Garamont's immortal legacy, Christian did not use any specific font as a starting point or direct reference for the designs. Most glyphs were drawn from scratch; when he needed guidance on a specific character, he searched for the term Garamond and skimmed through the results for a general impression.

He is grateful to the creative souls on the Typophile, TypeDrawers and Typografie forums, and Github, for a wealth of knowledge about type design, and for providing a large amount of excellent feedback on Cormorant during its development. He also thanks the tireless folks at Glyphs, in particular Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer of Schriftlabor and Georg Seifert. Special thanks go to Dave Crossland and Google Fonts for making the libre release of this font family possible through generous funding of the development process.

The Cormorant project is led by Christian Thalmann, a type designer based in Zurich, Switzerland. To contribute, see github.com/CatharsisFonts/Cormorant

[2022-504-marcominogue]

History of Cormorant

Cormorant is a free display type family developed by Christian Thalmann. The project currently comprises a total of 45 font files spanning 9 different visual styles (Roman, Italic, Infant, Infant Italic, Garamond, Garamond Italic, Upright Cursive, Small Caps, and Unicase) and 5 weights (Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, and Bold.) Cormorant was conceived, drawn, spaced, kerned, programmed, interpolated, and produced in its entirety by Christian Thalmann of Catharsis Fonts. For an illustrated presentation and description of the family, please visit its Bēhance page.

While this project was heavily inspired by Claude Garamont's immortal legacy, Christian did not use any specific font as a starting point or direct reference for the designs. Most glyphs were drawn from scratch; when he needed guidance on a specific character, he searched for the term Garamond and skimmed through the results for a general impression.

He is grateful to the creative souls on the Typophile, TypeDrawers and Typografie forums, and Github, for a wealth of knowledge about type design, and for providing a large amount of excellent feedback on Cormorant during its development. He also thanks the tireless folks at Glyphs, in particular Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer of Schriftlabor and Georg Seifert. Special thanks go to Dave Crossland and Google Fonts for making the libre release of this font family possible through generous funding of the development process.

The Cormorant project is led by Christian Thalmann, a type designer based in Zurich, Switzerland. To contribute, see github.com/CatharsisFonts/Cormorant

[dist0pia-de-pr0fe]

Herramientas educativas de las Tics

Explorando por internet en busca de herramientas o ayudas para hacer el quehacer docente un poco más ameno encontré un gran cantidad  de software, páginas web, herramientas de TIC’s que podrían ayudar. y Aquí las compartimos:

ICARITO

Pinterest

Enlaces Ministerio de educación de Chile

Typedrawing

Emotiv

scolartic

Khan academy

Didactalia

EduTrends tecnológico de Monterrey

Educarplay.com

Pixton

Algunas sólo las comparto para que sepan de su existencia ya que están disponibles sólo en algunos institutos o universidades, u otras se necesita de un pago adicional para disfrutarlas al máximo.

Cómo ven son muchísimas, te invito a si encuentras más, las puedas compartir para que creemos una red de profesores TICS.

[lulomonaco-blog1]

Otra de las cosas que me hacen feliz y hago poco, bailar! Tarde pero seguro,feliz dia del bailarin a tod@s! Sean o no profesionales,bailar te alegra el alma💜 . . . #bailar #dance #practice #amolasletras #loveletters #lettering #typehand #typegang #thedailytype #typedraw #calligraphyart #caligrafia #calligraphy #handlettering #handmadefont #typeinspire #letrasdibujadas #goodtype #edding #brushpen