TEST FONTS & SYMBOLS
Text with degrees as words
The first illustration shows a Celtic Cross vertical sundial made from stainless steel, on the wall of 'Bishops Court', the Anglican Archbishop’s residence in Adelaide, South Australia. Notice that the morning and afternoon hour lines are asymmetric - this is because the wall does not face true North but declines 13 degrees towards the West.
The cross is about 3 metres tall. The stainless steel has been chemically treated to prevent dazzling reflections.
Test Different Fonts
13 degrees towards the West Raleway 16
13 degrees towards the West Open Sans 16
13 degrees towards the West Spinnaker 16
13 degrees towards the West Verdana 15
13 degrees towards the West Arial 16
13 degrees towards the West Helvetica 16
13 degrees towards the West Chelsea Market 16
13 degrees towards the West Basic 16




13 degrees towards the West Raleway
13 towards the West Raleway + Image


Symbols from Word, copy and pasted
A B C D F P a b c d f p Symbol Prop BT in Word doc
Doesn't transfer the font properties of Greek symbols and superscript from Word
Symbols from Photoshop
will need to lock elements together for when text blocks move
best is Open Sans, is just a bit bolder than Raleway
stick with Raleway for now
Locked in box
moves together
Aligning Elements


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