FontStruct
A couple of the guys here at Tornado have been playing with FontStruct and making some fonts. It’s a pretty neat tool, and free!
A couple of the guys here at Tornado have been playing with FontStruct and making some fonts. It’s a pretty neat tool, and free!
Some very fun fonts, for non-profit use. I like all of them, although I’m not sure where I would find any use for one. (update: I found one!)
I ran across the Portland State University site and saw they had also just re-designed their logo. It’s brilliant in its design. Notice how the icon is also the initials of the university. Very nicely done.
This is pretty cool… some guy took photos at Disneyland specifically of the type treatments. Excerpt: On a recent trip to Disneyland in Southern California, I noticed I was taking just as many photos of type as I was of my kids. Regardless of how you feel about the Disney company, one has to admit…
John Burns designs and produces some awesome identities. He’s worked on big names like Intel, Sarah Lee, and Baby Ruth. Just thought I’d link to his site. You can see that by specializing (or at least, offering a site that showcases only one specialty in this case), he’s able to get work in a narrow…
In the past year or two I’ve met a couple of people who only know of two or three fonts. They’re usually the old school fonts and come in one of these flavors: Garamond Helvetica Times And, if they’re being brave they’ll live with Arial or Verdana.
I saw this video last week as part of the Phoenix Design Week conference and thought it was absolutely splendid.
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This is definitely a fun tool, but TrueType digital fonts have their limitations. This certainly doesn’t mean that they cannot be creative and useful though. Browsing the user gallery was especially fun and helpful for inspiration.