New ArtText Turns Text Into Graphic Art On A Mac

One of my all time favorite Mac applications from the so-called Classic (pre-OS X) era was a text manipulation tool called TypeStyler.

Nothing styled plain old text better on a Mac. Until ArtText. Think of ArtText as TypeStyler in the 21st century. Amazingly easy and creative text that becomes art.

Simply put, ArtText lets you take text—letters, words, phrases—and create superbly craft headings, web site graphics, buttons, logos, icons with complex graphic arrangements.

Type in a word or letters. Use the templates.... (excerpted).

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