Here’s a spelling-video, where each character is the initial letter of a font name. Want to get to know your fonts? Watch this!
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The Force of Typography: Star Wars Typography Posters
Check out these awesome Star Wars posters that can make any Star Wars and Helvetica fan drool. The posters were made using different typefaces. You can also get information about the typefaces used in creating each image/character. They’re listed at…
TypeFront: Font Host for Your Website
Browsers have recently included downloadable font support. This means that web designers are no longer restricted to using default fonts in their designs. Now, browsers will be able to download any font and display it even if that particular font…
Typedia: A Community Site for TypeFaces
Typedia is a website focused on providing information about Typefaces. The community site aims to classify typefaces and educate people about them. Anyone can join the community to contribute information by adding and editing pages for typefaces. Together, they aim…
Flipping Typical: What The Fonts Installed In Your Computer Looks Like on Your Browser
Flipping Typical is an online tool for exploring the popular typefaces you have on your computer. If you get tired of browsing for fonts that you are going to use for your next online project, it might be a good…
Web2.0Write: Type Using Web 2.0 Logos as Fonts
Are you a Web 2.0 fan? If you are and you find web two point O logos really cool, you should try this one. Web2.0Write is a nice little web app that lets you write anything and displays it using…