: Similar font to FreeHand 521 Was trying to find a font type that looks like this: All I could find was FreeHand 521: WhatTheFont gave me no relevant results. Has anyone seen such font?

Was trying to find a font type that looks like this:

All I could find was FreeHand 521:

WhatTheFont gave me no relevant results. Has anyone seen such font?

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I think it is indeed Freehand 521 (which seems to be related Ludlow Mandate) with effects applied to broaden the stroke. The underlying geometry seems the same.

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: Similar font to FreeHand 521 Was trying to find a font type that looks like this: All I could find was FreeHand 521: WhatTheFont gave me no relevant results. Has anyone seen such font?

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: Here’s how I’d build an element like that: The Main shape with solid fill layer contains the main shape, including all the layer styles. The Gradient layer above is a rectangle with

: How do I directly set layer positions in Gimp? I'd like to directly set (i.e. type in actual coordinates of) the position of my layer in the image, like you can with the selection box:

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