maybe so, but when fonts cost money, you can't give them away. It's illegal. Its property owned by some other entity. That'd be like loaning everyone on rosity Studio Max. In regards to printshops, a blind eye is usually turned because the print shops are providing the service for the client. Now, if that print shop were to keep the font the client gave them in order to print their work, and use it for something of their own, that'd be breaking major laws... you don't have the rights to use the font. It's much like Stock Photography and Illustrations. If I buy a stock illustration, giving it to you would be well into the realm of illegality if you were to use it. Fonts wouldn't be sold if they could be given away without any legal repercussions, why do you think Adobe's Font Folio collection costs so much... hell, Linotype sells collections costing upwards of 4000$US. companies may be trading fonts. they may also be trading other things. It doesn't make it legit. Considering renderosity's policy on stolen artwork, pirated software, and copyright laws, this whole thing is mildly surprising.

umm, it doesn't matter if you own the font. I don't. The font is said on the page itself to be Phenixamerican. Phenixamerican is a copyrighted font. You offer a vector traced version of this font. An .ai file can be converted into a font set, even if it only contains a few characters of that's needed. This would be a duplicate of the Phenixamerican font. What if I took something you made. Say I took the upper right corner of an image, exactly 25% of the image. What if I were then to resave it as a tif file. Then I'll put it into Adobe streamline and convert it to a vector traced file, and save it as .ai format. Would you then mind if I just gave it away? What if it was from a piece of art you were charging money for? Point being, you may be the legal owner, but I'm not. That's like me saying, well, I own Adobe Photoshop, so while I won't give you the whole program, I will give you all the sample files and filter sets included so you can use them with say GIMP or Paint Shop Pro... giving away a small part is still giving away a small part of something that is owned and distributed by someone else, in this case, a very large company called AGFA under it's subdivision AGFA-Monotype.

hey, isn't offering a font which costs money in 4 different formats, well, illegal? I'm not sure the creator of phenix american would be pleased... maybe I'll try to find him and let him know actually, I got nothing better to do...

i've never been the person to confide with concerning colour photo, never really done in.. me think though that the overall orange cast to the picture could be served well with some contrasting colour in regards to the night sky itself... just my thought. Nice grab, and good job preserving most of the details without blowing much out.

probably some strange 360 degree branding idea, keep the main font the same for identity purposes... makes no sense when redesigning one's identity though.

gotta love the fact that they want us to redesign their identity... but they don't want us to choose a suitable font for said identity. Infidels... VERDANA FOR LIFE

I recently discovered that "Fantabulous" isn't a legitimate word in the English language... betcha'll thought I'd be talkin 'bout somethin' else eh...

its a cruddy computer. running win2k and IE 5, but I still wouldn't trust it.

the second link is giving me errors, I presume with the javascript. Im on shitty Anapharm computers though, so don't trust me. they may be the devil, but did you ponder using frames possibly? Just a thought.

hazaa, for the evil-mofo-bastardo ebot is gone! actually, as the old-self I woulda been happy, as I had rosity on my normal email address, but now i have one just for rosity, and I actually do check it for ebots... I feel so torn...

ouchie for my province i guess

holy skite, I forgot I was typing with a french keyboard layout... damn that's annoying...

the thing near her face is a diffuser for the recording. What it does is eliminate the "pop" vowels, like when using words that beging with P or B like Blimp or PooPoo. This means the singer doesn't have to sing at an angle everytime a pop vowel is about to be sung. to the right of that is the microphone itself. what makes this image is the hair above the ear flying in the "breeze"... was there really a breeze in the studio that powerful? Or was it a fan? Just curious.

Feel free to give Wings 3D and Strata 3D a try as well, as both are free. Blender has been brought up in the past,but there wasn't enough support to justify the creation of a Blender specific forum.

which one? and good luck!