Take your design game to the next level with a hyper realistic font that truly looks hand written. Timber Wolf uses brand new font technology that makes way for more authentic looking fonts and is sure to grab the attention of customers and designers alike.
So how does it work? Instead of vectorizing the letters, Timber Wolf uses actual images and transparency effects in order to get the quality that you see. This is all made possible thanks to the latest developments of the OpenType-SVG format, and the integration of that technology into Photoshop CC 2017.1.1 and Illustrator CC 2018. Timber Wolf installs like any other font, and can be used in any color, on any background.
What’s included:
OpenType-SVG Font – This is the main font file containing all the hyper realistic effects.
Regular Fonts (TTF/OTF) – Each of the OpenTypeSVG fonts are available as a regular vectorized font. These can be used with any program that accepts custom fonts.
Photoshop Layered File – Each character in the OpenType-SVG font is also available in a layered Photoshop file. This works great for users who cannot use the OpenType-SVG font, but want to get the exact same end results.
Language Support – The OpenType SVG includes tons of language support. Check below for a list of what languages are included. In addition, there are tons of symbols and punctuation glyphs included. We wanted to make sure we didn’t leave out anything important!
Requirements:
You need to be using Photoshop CC 2017.1.1 or Illustrator CC 2018 (or later versions) in order for the OpenType-SVG font to work.
Don’t have the latest Photoshop? You still have options! Each letter is also available in an included Photoshop file. Simply drag and drop the letters into your project, and form your words with all the same detail offered by the OpenType-SVG font. Also, we’ve included a vector version of the font.
Supported Languages – French, Spanish, English, Catalan, Galician, Basque, Portuguese, Italian, Albanian, Afrikaans, Dutch, German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Faroese, Icelandic, Irish and Scottish.
