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Kerning/Character Spacing Issue

Explorer ,
Nov 16, 2022 Nov 16, 2022

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Hello,

Is there a way to fix this issue. In the picture, I feel like "mind" is sort of tilting inward. Is there a way to fix this? The only option I came up with is drawing a box around it and use the curvy arrow on the corner and tilt it using that method but won't that make it not on a straight line since technically, I tilted the whole word? Let me know if it appears straight/correct to you. Maybe I need a group of eyes other than mine. Thanks

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Nov 16, 2022 Nov 16, 2022

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I used guides to check it. It doesn't appear to be tilted:

MyraFerguson_0-1668627679315.png

It's hard to tell what the rest of your design looks like, but you could try changing the curve where the text is placed so that it's all rounded:

MyraFerguson_1-1668628248186.png

 

 

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CheeseHead,

 

Like Myra I see it as vertical/horizontal.

 

Is it still appearing tilted to you if you Hide the violet fingers that reach out for your MIND at an angle (and maybe manage to get into it)?

 

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