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It's certainly not a simple question, but I'm not attempting to mislead you by claiming that they all utilize adorable text emoticons. (─‿‿─) Even among brilliant authors, the majority employ merely plain text. If a poet is writing a book and wants to physically depict certain body language, he would often employ a painter to paint some scenes and do a better job than emoticons. However, consider a situation in which you're messaging someone. Alternatively, you may write a "status" update. Hiring a visual artist is most emphatically not the practical thing to do on a day-to-day basis. Read this only after you have determined the solution for yourself. Perhaps it differs from mine, and I'm not interested in imposing my point of view on you. However, the principle I see there is convincing people to feel the way you want them to feel. And persuading individuals to develop new emotional understanding of others is an art form. It should not be a simple job. Great artists do it, and great artists, like scientists, create new methods and instruments for doing it; it is an art form.
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So, how can these special characters be copied and pasted from one site to another? And if that is feasible, why can't you just visit a generic "fonts" website and copy (for example) the Comic Sans font and use it in your posts/bio? Now, here's the deal: This webpage's aesthetic "typefaces" are not truly fonts at all! They are, in fact, special characters that are included in all typefaces. While most keyboards can only accommodate roughly 100 characters, there are really tens of thousands of (Unicode) characters! As a result, this website allows you to produce characters that are not available through the keyboard. Unicode has a plethora of fascinating characters that have been introduced over the years (for different non-English languages and industry-specific uses), and did you know that emojis are actually simply standard Unicode characters? Yep! It is entirely composed of text. While fonts are objects that are "applied over" text letters to alter their appearance somewhat, this generator just selects characters that look somewhat like the ordinary alphabet characters and replaces them with your content.
Make your text yellow (we chose the color #F8E757). Include a crimson Outer Glow effect (we used #F90808). Utilize the Linear Dodge blending mode (for both the layer and outer glow effect) Additionally, duplicate your yellow text, position it above your primary text layer, and apply a 2px Gaussian blur to it. â â â â â â â â â â
