One does not simply sit down and watch "The Lord of the Rings" or locate randomly awesome fonts.
I spent the bulk of my day watching the Extended Special Edition Lord of the Rings trilogy with friends. We had way too much food (most of it junk) because every new person who showed up brought more food to share with us. We laughed and joked around and made horrible geeky references that amused the heck out of us the whole time.
Yesterday, I found and installed a free dingbats font from dafont.com. It's a Comedian font, which now means that I can plaster a blank page with thousands of little images of Jeffrey Dean Morgan when I have writers' block and just end up filling a page with every swear word I can think of to try and resolve a bit of frustration.
Now, if only there was a John Winchester Dingbats font, and a seperate Supernatural dingbats font. Heck, for that matter, there could be several Supernatural-themed dingbat fonts. A Hal Ozsan dingbats font would pretty much rock, too. Between that and all of my fantastic free comic book fonts, I'd have way too much fun with text.
Yesterday, I found and installed a free dingbats font from dafont.com. It's a Comedian font, which now means that I can plaster a blank page with thousands of little images of Jeffrey Dean Morgan when I have writers' block and just end up filling a page with every swear word I can think of to try and resolve a bit of frustration.
Now, if only there was a John Winchester Dingbats font, and a seperate Supernatural dingbats font. Heck, for that matter, there could be several Supernatural-themed dingbat fonts. A Hal Ozsan dingbats font would pretty much rock, too. Between that and all of my fantastic free comic book fonts, I'd have way too much fun with text.