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I was font shopping yesterday and this caught my eye:
I don't know if I like the fuzzy black shadow in the upper half, but I definitely like the sharp white outline on the bottom half. Any thoughts on how to do this? I posted the question in InDesign but got no answers, so perhaps it needs to be styled in Illustrator and then exported?
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You could add a stroke with a gradient below the text appearance:
This particular one goes from white to black; it might also be worth trying white to background colour/transparent to see what best matches the look you're after. I also offset it slightly and added the drop shadow for completeness, but you might omit or tweak these if it doesn't work for you.
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You could add a stroke with a gradient below the text appearance:
This particular one goes from white to black; it might also be worth trying white to background colour/transparent to see what best matches the look you're after. I also offset it slightly and added the drop shadow for completeness, but you might omit or tweak these if it doesn't work for you.

