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Captain Underpants Font

This font is reminiscent of the font used for Captain Underpants, the beloved children's book series. Tight typeface is a distinctively vintage feeling font that is aptly named. This is because the letters are rigid and narrow. When you buy Tight typeface, you get four styles of the font. May 8, 2018 - Looking for Captain Underpants Funny Dav Pilkey fonts? Click to find the best 1 free fonts in the Captain Underpants Funny Dav Pilkey style. Every font is free to download!
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1 matchesOK Kirk, here you go:Bowell&beralta: Has potential. Before all, you must do something with the bearings and the WinAscent settings. Also have a look at the LT kerning pair. As is, it is a bit too sketchy to my liking. But I'm sure that when you redraw it with geometric shapes it will find it's use. Question: Why is the lowercase/alternate s not rounded, left bottom?Nice idea for the ampersand.You should correct the naming data.Koobz: Nicely made. Don't know what it could be used for. Maybe rethink the zero and did you notice the irregularity in the $?Again, the naming.Captain: Not on Dafont. Probably because there is already another one named Captain there. Not much to add to what you say yourself. But also here there seems to be something wrong with the bearings. On your site it looks better than this pict but still that w.Quickrite: Also not available for download. No comment, As you say, tons of those around. Yet, if this is how you write then this is how you write.SantaCarla: This one I really like. I can easily see it being used in a logotype. Just clean it up and you have a potential commercial one. Add the accents and put the alternates in a more logical place or make an alternates. Worthwhile.Again, the naming.Take out the garbage: Yes! Please!!The square thing: Nice as an experiment. Further useless.Oakland Hills 1991: Not my sort of type but there are surely enough out there who will like it. Have you considered to make the lower case letters a flame fill for the capitals?Again, the naming.Apocalypse fax: Reminds me of Crouwel's Stedelijk after a termite attack.Pee Pants (that started all this): Nice try. Clean it up and people will use it. No need to mumble about the naming, right?Decco Disco: Not available for download. One of many. Judging on the sample here, little consistency in letter design.Kitten Meat: What would The Kat think of that?Blog, the Impaler: Not available for download. Reminds me of the Wedgie.
Inanimate Insanity Logo PNG
Inanimate Insanity is an online animated series made by Adamation, Inc. It can be viewed on the AnimationEpic YouTube Channel.
Meaning and historyThe Inanimate Insanity logos appearing in Season 1 and Season 2 are dramatically different.
Season 1There is only the name of the series given in a bright, almost neon shade of green. The letters look pretty irregular – they do not obey the line either below or above, and the strokes go from wider to thinner unpredictably.
Yet, you may notice that the letters that repeat (the “A,” the “T,” the “N,” for instance) have the same shape, which makes them look like part of a single font. Also, what makes the glyphs beautifully merge is that many of them have their top “cut” a bit lower than usual (look at the “M” and “A”).
The green glyphs have black trim and shades, which add the 3D effect.
Season 2There is a Roman numeral “2” in the middle (referring to the number of the season). It is placed inside a light blue ring housing the name of the series and the words “Season two.”
We can say that there are several versions of this emblem appearing in various episodes. For instance, the Roman “2” in the Inanimate Insanity logo can be blue or white with blue trim. It can be divided into two identical halves or presented as a single glyph. Various types of gradient and various shades have been used. Also, the designers have experimented with the fonts.
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