Congratulations to the winners of our latest giveaway! We had a lot of cool prizes, donated by the always generous Designoius.com. Congrats again, and thanks to everyone for participating :)

The Mega Pack winners are: rcarmstrong, Terry Lightfoot, Lorraine, RobotMojo, Jenna, Matty L, Mitchell K, Praveen, Jason Drumm, Angi.

The Brush Pack winners are: Pedro, Jeremy, Angela, Chris Guimarin, werner, out00, Melissa, Nathan, Mechelle, Allan.

The Font winners are: Lorenzo, Robbie Lockie, Bianca, bogdan, bluejackal, katie, Carrie, Sara Batman, Dana, mantis25.

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Alright everyone. Time for some free stuffs! Our friends at Designious.com are at it again, and I’ve got a lot of great prizes up for grabs. Designious is generously offering 10 Mega Packs (Vectors), 10 Brush Packs, and 10 fonts, which means instead of the normal 3 winners, there will be 30. All you have to do is comment to win, and let’s give the guys at designious a little feedback for their generous contribution :)

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I’ve got another demo font to release to everyone. I call this one Whiteboard Modern and It’s a little different then my usual style. Whiteboard Modern was hand drawn, but created entirely with a Wacom tablet and Illustrator. Anyway, I was just wanting to try something new and see what I could come up with. I’m learning more each time. Hope you like the demo :)

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I’ve got another free font to release to the public. I call this one Baja California. The premium version is still being developed, but I thought I’d go ahead and release the demo since it’s far enough along to do so. The demo version contains the entire alphabet, upper and lowercase. Hope everyone likes it!

Photograph by ReefRaff.

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Before I start, let me say that this is by no means the only way to make a hand drawn font. Ever since I began giving away fonts, I’ve had many requests for me to write a tutorial on my font making process, so here it is. This is how I do it, and depending on your responses, I can go deeper into a FontLab Studio tutorial. This tutorial, however, is designed to reveal my process from start to finish. A lot of you may not have FontLab Studio, so you may need to adapt the second half of the tutorial to whatever font software you may have access to. Here we go.

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