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#12  Friday.12.11.2009

Free Fonts:
Hobbiton Brushhand


Anyone who has worked with any manner of design on a computer has a lot of fonts. Tons of them. Annoying amounts that take f o r e v e r to scroll through. I am one of those people. I am also one of those people that likes Tolkien's books...but not the films. Hence, I like this font.

You can't really use this font if you need to send someone an invoice (although it beats Comic Sans), but it's good for say a going away party. I think I've used it for like 4 years for a screensaver clock.

Hobbiton Brushhand was created by Nancy Lorenz and is available in .ttf format. It, as well as a number of others related to Tolkien can be found on her website here:

Nancy Lorenz - Lothlorien :: Fonts

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