A clone of Helvetica with a few key differences (curled leg on the 'R', swish on the tail of the 'Q', and tight tracking). It gives the text a nostalgic, almost sleazy retro feel that contrasts nicely with the aggressive Burbank. Let’s get to the practical guide. You cannot copy/paste these fonts from a website directly into your video editor. You must install them to your Operating System .
Now that you have Burbank, Komika, and Coolvetica installed on your system, stop reading and start editing. Open your timeline, type "FAIL" in Burbank, stretch it sideways, give it a red stroke, and keyframe a scale pop. isaacwhy font install
You now have the tools. Go make some chaos. Did this guide help you? If you are looking for a follow-up tutorial on how to apply the "Isaacwhy glow" or keyframe text jitter, check back next week for the advanced animation guide. A clone of Helvetica with a few key