Looking for swirly Photoshop brush
Hi, Thanks for reading...I did this logo for my band and now I can't find the brush I used...dang! Anyone recognize the swirly curly? Thanks so much.
Shasta Sun
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Le n00b
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Are you asking us to identify a brush or a font?
Identifying a brush is like trying to find a needle in a haystack that's on another planet made up of haystacks...
Anyone can make a brush so you're probably better off finding a different one.
Also, is that the font used in the movie "Blade"?? -
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Why? using a purchased brush for illustrator is fine by me. Beats having to create one from scratch.Comment
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Usually they don't allow it to be used in logos (license doesn't extend that far). You can't trademark what you don't fully own.Comment
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Junior Member
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Thank you for all of your comments
The typeface is called "Blade" so maybe it is from the movie. I was looking for the brush, not the font.Comment
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Archduchess of Avocadoes
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Like fonts? Don't own those either.
I did say purchase, perhaps should have said licensed. And you can always contact the creator and get a release for commercial use. Or not. Up to them.Comment
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Head Chee of Derpistan
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Fonts are different. It is my understanding font designs can't be copyrighted, only the data to make them can.
Licensing for commercial use is not the same as a logo design because of the extra rights like copyright transfer that really should be a requirement for all.Comment
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Le n00b
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What do you mean by "data to make them"?
And wouldn't font design licensing be the same as copyrighted therefor you can't just go and steal whatever you font you find...Comment
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Supervillain
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The short of it is they don't recognize typefaces as works of art.
Licensing and copyright is different. Licensing gives you the right to use it. Copyright goes beyond that - the right to own it, make derivatives, and license it.
Someone with a license can't license to someone else. Someone with a copyright can pretty much do whatever they want with it.Comment
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Le n00b
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Sorry you're right, I meant in the sense that if you create a font and someone purchases it they have the license to use that font. But what's stopping someone from saying, no I designed that font too... Maybe it's not a copyright but there has to be some sort of ownership over it...Comment
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