Radio Lukas Font

Uploaded by Holger Woestmeyer — Handwritten Typeface

Specimen image — coming soon

License: Free for personal use
Designer: Holger Woestmeyer

Hi there!

Thanks for downloading my Radiolukas Handwriting Font!
You can use it for free, as long as you keep the copyright
notice intact and respect it. And don´t use it for any shit nor
trade it for money.

If you like to get in touch with me dial: holger.woestmeyer@hotmail.com

Information:
Just copy this radiolukas.ttf file in your Windows font folder
(usually: c:\windows\fonts or c:\winnt\fonts) and now you can
choose it form any dtp or grafic application as "Radiolukas".
It´s a german based font, so be prepared to find some funny characters
(and maybe a hint).

More of interest:
Thias is the original handwriting of Lukas Schlattmann, Germany. He´s a fantastic
singer in my hometown Muenster. Try his website at http://www.radiolukas.de.

This font looks great in the size of 20 px upt to 50 px. Above it get´s
angular, below you would´t see anything. Looks good on your webpage.
Distribute it, it´s for free, but don´t feather yourself with other peoples
work. I took four days to make it.

So enjoy it!
Holger Woestmeyer, first in: 03/08/2003
Germany

Size

Radio Lukas - Regular

Radio Lukas

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