There are some pirate copies surfacing the interwebs here and there. The standard is distributed by ISO - International Organization for Standardization. You can buy a pricy copy of it to know what to follow. This font is specified by a proprietary standard. It is conventional to use one font to communicate the information in the clearest form.
Not that there aren't better suited fonts for your like and drafting works, but to keep a common ground. Trying to produce a public domain font up with the ISO3098 requirements -the standardised font for technical drawings.įor technical drawings it is advised to follow some standards. It is related to the technical drawing templates extravaganza topic. Seeing the latest work in progress topic was lettering design (8 months ago.) thought I'd share my learning process of how to start off with font designing. sometimes when the OP is not motivated enough to research for themselves. Jay teaches with videos & Skeeter researches what is requested. try that with any other company ), John runs the forum & is the heart of it. Marcus makes this forum available ( It amazes me when members promote USC competition here ON USC ground. I don't deserve much credit for teaching, the others FAR surpass any tidbits I help out with. That is Hilarious !!! We will have to pick up Stetty FROM " Up North " most likely as he spends more time up there since he went into " RUT ". (Don't get to excited Rodger it's not that far north.) Some day when my business is large enough I am going to fly them all out here to me neck of the woods and take them on an all expenses paid trip up to my cabin in the North.
But the above mentioned guys (and gal) are the ones who make a forum like this even possible. I try and thank and help everyone who helps me anytime I can. I took a hobby I was doing for a little extra drinking money from the extra bedroom in my trailer to a part time gig in an office rented in a local consignment shop to a full scale graphics/print/custom shirt business. I wouldn't be able to do a lot of the stuff I do and design things I have. If it weren't for Jay, Rodger, BannerJohn, Stetson, and recently Skeeter. But if I help a few times and never get so much as a thank you it gets rather discouraging doing something I charge for in town for free on here just trying to help. I am more then willing to help anyone who appreciates it. I know what it is like to be able to picture something in your head and struggle getting in in vinyl. I try and give back to the people here on the forum because when I first joined years ago I "thought" I was a sign maker because I could cut and put Business hours on a door but I didn't have a clue. Thank you again.your very thoughtful.the world could use more people like you.helping a total stranger.just don't get much of that these days.
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