How to use the Cards and Dice Font: Difference between revisions

Bob Ross placeholder text begin. I started painting as a hobby when I was little. I didn't know I had any talent. I believe talent is just a pursued interest. Anybody can do what I do. {{CD|::star3|green|2em}} Just go back and put one little more happy tree in there. Everybody's different. {{CD|::star3|gold|2em}}{{CD|::star3|purple|2em}}{{CD|::star3|royalblue|2em}}Trees are different. Let them all be individuals. We'll put some happy little leaves here and there. These things happen automatically. All you have to do is just let them happen. Everyone wants to enjoy the good parts - {{CD|::star3|royalblue|2em}}but you have to build the framework first. Let's do that again. I'm gonna start with a little Alizarin crimson and a touch of Prussian blue. The very fact that you're aware of suffering is enough reason to be overjoyed that you're alive and can experience it. If you do too much it's going to lose its effectiveness. {{CD|::star3|red|2em}} If you don't think every day is a good day - try missing a few. You'll see. In life you need colors. Fluff it up a little and hypnotize it. We can fix anything. Automatically, all of these beautiful, beautiful things will happen. There we go. Look at them little rascals.

 

There are also a few extra symbols in the font that make it easy to indicate what materials are needed for a given game or to create labeling for rules examples. They are shown here with colors applied -- the same convention applies to these as to the dice and cards above. Choose any color, or leave that part blank and let the symbol show up as default black.

 

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