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Wendy Woo Font
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Wendy Woo™ is based on hand drawn letters extracted from an old hotel luggage label. The font was named in honour of a red-headed Wendy, for whom this font was presented as a Valentine gift, in an attempt to Woo her.
SOLID VERSIONS
The Wendy Woo™ Solid fonts are identical to the regular fonts in their kerning and spacing, but lack the the inline counters. For PC users, the Solid fonts are labelled Bold and BoldOblique.
INLINE COUNTERS
The Wendy Woo™ Counters fonts allow you to apply a colour to the inline portions of your text (i.e. the hollow portions of the letters which surround the regular character counters). Simply make a copy of any text block and paste it directly on top of its duplicate. Select the text in the bottom copy and change it to Wendy Woo™ Counters, and then change the text in the top copy to the regular Wendy Woo™ font. The weight of the inline counters has been enlarged slightly to create a comfortable trap for such applications.
For PC users, the inline counter fonts are in a separate family called Wendy Woo Counters™.
FULL CHARACTER SET
Each font in the Wendy Woo™ family has a full character set of 232+ letterforms, with all characters designed in the style of the font.
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