Comic fonts and lettering
Andrew Smith forwarded me this link to a site with free comic fonts and letter typefaces. It’s pretty neat. Might be useful for a banner graphic or something.
Andrew Smith forwarded me this link to a site with free comic fonts and letter typefaces. It’s pretty neat. Might be useful for a banner graphic or something.
Before: After: Kentucky Fried Chicken introduces a new logo and new web site, all which are quite interesting. What do you think? Discussed on Brand New.
I’m nominating the Pixie Mate logo as logo of the month for July. It’s classy and timeless, with a hint of 50s styling.
Belated logo of the month for November, is The Production Department logo. Check out how the ‘P’ also forms a ‘D’ — very clever. Source: Superfamous (a super awesome site to browse around)
Pretty soon everyone will have seen this but it was new to me. Arial or Helvetica? I got 6/10 and I should have spent more time on it. I like how this page displays the results to you instantly.
A new book is out called Web Form Design (looks good). But the cool part is that all of the forms featured in the book are available for free on Flickr.
Before: After: Info: www.cisco.com (via Speak Up)