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Venus Envy Font
Font Products, T4070 Venus Envy
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Venus Envy™ is based on a typestyle found on a 1960s grade B movie poster.
WHY THE NAME?
Venus Envy™ was a term coined by the legendary planetary adventurer, Spaceman Freud. Through careful studies he learned that planets with very few moons (such as the Earth, which only has one) can tend to be envious of planets which have numerous moons (such as Venus) which has five moons and is the envy of our solar system.
WHAT IS THE S-FACTOR?
The S-factor™ fonts are the same as the regular Venus Envy™ fonts except that alternate "S" and "s" characters have been substituted. The S-factor™ fonts also contains the distinctive alternate "V" and alternate "E" and "F" characters without the rounded edges.
BLACK IS BOLD. BOLD IS BLACK
Due to the strict naming conventions required for PC fonts, the Black fonts are called Bold for PC users, and the 2 additional families Venus Envy Condensed™ and Venus Envy S-factor™ exist for PC users only. Mac users will find all the font styles housed under the one Venus Envy™ roof.
ALTERNATE CHARACTERS
If you are looking for condensed fonts in the style of Venus Envy™, check out the companion family called Starship Command™.
FULL CHARACTER SET
Each font in the Venus Envy™ family has a full character set of 232+ letterforms, with all characters designed in the style of the font.
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