![]() ![]() ![]() For example, this colorful display was created the letter “I” from a font called “ Infected” (available for personal use). Since your new border is made of text, you can color it anything you like. Once you have filled the frame edge with the font, increase the size, decrease the tracking, and justify to your liking).ĭon’t be afraid to experiment with different letters, and use the Type > Type on Path Options to achieve different effects.Select your desired font (preferably a fun font like a symbol/dingbat font, chalky font, or bamboo, grass font, etc.).Insert a bunch of underscores (_) (or some fun glyph).Select the Type on Path tool (press and hold on Type tool, more here)Ĭlick the edge of the frame when the cursor turns to this icon:. ![]() So, how would you go about doing something like this in InDesign? Usually you’d pop on over to Illustrator to make something like these, but sometimes you don’t have access to Illustrator, or you want something that stays only in InDesign, or you just need a custom fun stroke for a one-off piece. I know some of these look similar, but I’m just using them to illustrate the technique, rather than my amazing design skills. ![]() There are extremely fun hidden InDesign Secret Strokes, which can be found here and look like these:īut what if you wanted to make something a bit different? ![]()
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