If you have ever been working on a project where you KNEW you wanted to use two colors on your lettering to give it that layered effect, like this.
To do this, you would need to use a font that includes a shadow cut feature. Well, if you are like me, before MyCutSearch came along you would flip through all of your font handbooks to find the PERFECT font for your project, only to be disappointed when you saw that there was no shadow cut feature for that font. Well not anymore! What if you could JUST preview the fonts that HAVE a shadow cut? Let me show you how you can do this.
Let's use the image in the layout above for an example of how to search for images with shadow cuts.
First, go to MyCutSearch, and on the left hand side you will see Advanced MyCutSearch. It is the third item down on the list. Click on that.
That will take you to a screen that looks like this.
Next,
Make sure the keywords box is un-checked
Check the font box and check the character-number-symbol box
In the search bar, type in
s shadow
The image below shows the boxes you should have checked, and along with the search parameter information.
Click on search
Now you will see only the pages with a letter S that also has a shadow cut
Remember, you can always click on any of these images to get a larger preview.
And if that is still not big enough for you, you can click on the single preview image to enlarge that one more time.
I hope that this helped you to learn something new about MyCutSearch, and how you can use it for your papercrafting needs.
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Thank you so much Shawn. I wish I had known about this sooner. I can't tell you how much time I have wasted looking for a certain font to use & then can't use it because it doesn't have a shadow feature or worse, wasted even more time trying to make it a shadow by enlarging it which a lot of times doesn't work.
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