KBFancyMe Font
by KhrysKreations
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About KBFancyMe Font
*This font may be used for ANY free/personal use
*You may use this font on your personal blog or website; however you must include my button on the site.
*Any SMALL business commercial use requires a license. This can be purchased through a $5 donation per font. If you would like to purchase a SMALL business license to use ALL KB fonts by Khrys Bosland, a one-time $25 donation can be made. If you would like to confirm that your needs will fit under the Small Business license, please email me at [email protected]
*You may NOT use this font as a logo or part of a logo without my written permission, as this requires a different license.
*You may NOT use this font in an iPad/iPhone/Android APP without my written permission, as this requires a different license.
*If you are a LARGE business/ad agency/media company/etc. interested in using my fonts in your companies ads, brochures, websites, television shows, etc. Please notify me to purchase a large commercial license by emailing me at [email protected]
*This font is NOT to be sold as is! You may not sell, distribute, or claim the font as your own.
*These terms of use are subject to change at any time by the font creator Khrys Bosland
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I'm impressed by your fonts: very creative. The one addition I would like to see is some international characters — basic accent marks and such. I write stories (for personal amusement, not a career) that often include characters from a variety of countries, and although they speak English (occasionally blurting out an expletive or something in their native tongues 😄 ) I do try to give them realistic names for their nationalities. Probably the most extreme language I ever use (in terms of accent marks) is Czech, which has all those carons ("v" shaped marks: š, ž, etc., as well as acute accents). I also have French, German, Dutch, various Northern European (including, occasionally, Icelandic), Spanish, and Portuguese characters. (Occasionally I will include a someone whose language is written in the Cyrillic or Hellenic alphabet, but I always transliterate their names into the Latin alphabet.) I'd be willing to negotiate a payment to you for adding accented characters. Interested?