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Dan Sawatzky
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Russ McMullin was true to his word and late this evening he emailed me his new font 'hot off the press'. Thanks Kelly for rolling the dice in my favor. Sometimes I get lucky in Yarrow. [Smile]

I couldn't resist giving the new font a test drive and created a file of a small panel I'll route tomorrow. After we paint it up I'll send it along to Russ as a souvenir. No good deed goes unpunished it seems.

Russ' new font is called 'RM Rusty Tuscan' and as I looked at it I recalled Raymond begging in his replies to my posts lately that I do something with rust on it... So since the font is called 'rusty' I did my duty. I added the rivets as they are not part of the font... I do have a valid artistic licence and I'm not afraid to use it. Here's what the panel will look like when its finished...

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Slowly rusting away in Yarrow...

-grampa dan

[ April 04, 2009, 02:55 AM: Message edited by: Dan Sawatzky ]

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Dan Sawatzky
Imagination Corporation
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Ian Stewart-Koster
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...I had to look three times: the top line of S, T & Y is straight - wow, that's weird!

(nice work, both of you. That font looks like half of one I have in an old lettering book.)

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Kelly Thorson
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I'm glad Russ (or you, Dan) chose that font. When I found who had won I immediately thought of Rusty Tuscan as the one I would have chosen. I'm sure it will work well with your style.
The panel looks great, that's a nice gesture.
Good on ya, Dan! [Smile]

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Kelly Thorson
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Wow Dan, that is really cool! I can't believe you turned it out so quickly.

The inspiration for the font comes from the lettering on old clipper ship posters from the 1850s:

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That's so nice, Dan. You are all so great. Been out of commission for a while & didn't realize how much fun I've missed. Thanks to Barb for reminding me to renew. And thank you all for being so warm & friendly.

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Lynda Yoder Wayne
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That's a nice concept!

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Now if only Russ would hurry up and get his fonts ready for MyFonts .... what a slacker-!!!!

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Michael Gene Adkins
The Fontry
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Dan Sawatzky
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Here's the panel fresh off the router and ready for paint.

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-grampa dan

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Dan Sawatzky
Imagination Corporation
Yarrow, British Columbia
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Thanks for posting the "fresh off the router" photo. It is interesting to see the concept come to "life"

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Those rivets sure are lined up straight.. must be a mechanical oversight. [Smile]

Cool font, Russ!

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Donna Williams
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