Fonts in Use

  • My Type of Music

    Sometimes you can judge a book by its cover and a band by its album art.

  • ScreenFonts

    A typographic look at today’s movie posters and film titles. (a.k.a. Characters on The Silver Screen)

  • Lovely Lettering

    Typography is made with type, but some of the best letters are made one at a time, by hand.

  • Oops!

    A light-hearted repository of amusing typos and typographic mishaps.

 

Calligraphy Performance By Timothy Donaldson At Opening “Signs for Sounds” Exhibition

Letter worker, graphic designer, type designer and action calligrapher Timothy Donaldson created a new piece of calligraphy at Bilston Craft Gallery. The piece was commissioned by The Harley Gallery as part of Signs for Sounds. This touring exhibition curated by Jeremy Theophilus explores the contemporary practice of letter-forming from traditional calligraphy to the use of [...]

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Funky Experimental Typographic Poetry In Flickermood

The weekend is upon us, and I am feeling in a strangely funky mood today – not that I have any reason to. I thought I’d throw an animated typography classic at you. Type designer and MA Typeface Design alumnus from the University of Reading Paul Hunt once suggested Flickermood for inclusion in the Typophile [...]

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Album Covers Recreated In Clip-Art And Comic Sans

The Tumblr log Clipart Covers goes back to the cave art of the technology age. Giggle-worthy.

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Communication Arts Typography Annual 2

The second Typography Annual gives an overview of the winners of Communication Arts’ annual typography and type design competition.

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Atipo’s Cassannet Recreates Classic Cassandre Advertisement In The Flesh

To promote the introduction of their typeface Cassannet, and as a tribute to Cassandre, Atipo have recreated his famous triptych “Dubo, Dubon, Dubonnet” in real life.

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Dusty Signs

A video showing Dusty Signs’ Dan Madsen hand-lettering a sign for his business. Observe the artist at work.

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