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I need to intertwine the letters K & C in the Old English Font and usually it is a no brainer but this font I am having trouble seeing the intertwining. Anyone have an idea how I should do this font?
TIA;
TIA;
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I took a look at that font. I wouldn't want to overlap them too much because it is hard to read to begin with, much less when intertwined. I set the C just down to the right of the K but overlapping the foot of the K. There is just that one spot of overlap. It looks good and is readable. I didn't actually finish it - path it with connectors yet.
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Hey Juli~
Thanks for looking at it as that is kind of what I was thinking of doing with it but wanted to make sure there wasn't another way.
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Another way - like what? I think there is only so much you can do with a (relatively) complicated design.
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