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5 comments:
He could sell it. But I think he's done the one graphic.
I had heard about how people think Comic Sans was overused, but not about Papyrus. I don't keep up much on font news. I have to admit I love Comic Sans, but people who make comic books have an excuse. Everyone else, quit using it!
I like comic sans too. Works great.
That's funny!
Inexplicably, I've always disliked Comic Sans.
Papyrus seemed interesting when new, but became stale with overuse.
Typography requires near-constant additions (as well as custom edits) to remain fresh.
Helvetica. That was the font master stroke.
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