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Tag Archives: font
Steve Jobs “Crazy Ones” quote poster
The mishmash of typefaces here kinda takes away from the quote itself, but here’s an artistic version of Steve Jobs’ 1997 quote which has gone on to inspire generations of individuals. [via]
James Edmondson is obsessed with letters
Watch James Edmondson here design a typeface.
The Comic Sans Project
All your favorite logos in Comic Sans. Quite amusing. :)
The Sarcastic Font
More often than not, sarcasm over the internet is lost on the reader and to remedy that problem, a group of folks are proposing a sarcastic font. It would look like reverse-slanted italicized text and would definitely make the world … Continue reading
MEKKANIKA typeface by Riccardo Sabatini
I wish this was an actual font ready for download. Unfortunately, it’s just the creative work of Riccardo Sabatini who has done every single letter in the alphabet in addition to #s 1-9 and 0 using mechanical elements dropped on … Continue reading
PBS Arts on Typography
PBS Arts put out a short episode on typography and its relationship to the public and to designers. Watch until the end if you want to find out what the most beautiful typeface ever designed is. [via]
