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.

 

Beautiful Infographics In GOOD Transparencies Archive On Flickr

The GOOD Transparencies Archive on Flickr is a repository of Transparencies that have run in past issues of GOOD and on their blog.

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How Top Designers Honour The Zeros

To mark the end of the aughts New York Magazine invited a number of designers to create a cover image celebrating the double zero.

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Three-Dimensional Type Spells Out The Rules In Zombieland

The zom-com Zombieland features beautifully integrated typography in the opening credit sequence and throughout the movie.

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How We Built Britain… With Arial!?

The opening sequence for “How We Built Britain”, the landmark BBC One show that aired over June and July 2007, features virtual letter-shaped buildings.

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The Ten Best Book Covers Of The ’00s

The Book Cover Archive have published their Top Ten of Covers of the ’00s, including the ten runners-up.

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Tom Waits Lyrics On Human Canvas

In the music video for the Tom Waits song Come On Up to the House the lyrics for the song are written on a human body.

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Specimens are nice, but we love to catch a typeface in the wild, where it can truly show how it performs in the real world.

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