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Choosing fonts is not just “whatever you like”. Here’s how to do it properly

branding, Canva, graphics, small business

Choosing fonts:After teaching people how to use Canva for more than two and a half years, I’ve come across more people than I care to remember that just choose whatever font they feel like on the day to create the graphics for their business with. That’s a...

Rebranding tractorgirl: Part 3 – colours, fonts & images

about me, branding

Rebranding tractorgirl Finally, we’re up to the juicy bit – colours, fonts and images… woohooo!! But of course you can’t get to this point unless you have your foundations in place first. Don’t short-change yourself – skimping on...

How do I choose the right font for my Brand (Part 2)

branding, tutorials

    Carrying on from Part 1 here, in which we looked at things to watch out for when choosing a font (like why you would pay for one when there’s so many for free), here we’re digging into the specifics of font shapes, and how/why they convey the...

Fonts : How do I choose the right font for my brand? (Part1)

branding, small biz, tutorials

{photo by Kien Do, licensed under CC0}   You know there’s a squillion fonts out there. How do you choose? Just pick something you like?   Well sure you can!   However, it’s super important to keep in mind a number of things. Like,...

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tractorgirl acknowledges the Wiradjuri People as the timeless custodians of the place where I live. In particular, I acknowledge the maintenance and care you provide to the Murrumbidgee, which is directly linked to the thriving of our community here, thank you.

I admire the beauty of this land, and how you have embedded connection to it with complex meaning in every stroke, line, and dot of the cultural paintings from your community. It’s a language that speaks volumes of your sacred union with the land, the water, the skies, and the universe.
I pay heartfelt respect to the Elders and am committed to speaking up when I see injustice toward this community.