Which Sans Serif and Serif Fonts Go Well Together?

Serifs are the projecting lines that come off of fonts. Serif fon

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Web Font Tune-up Time: A Fun Font Fallback Event

In my last article I talked about the importance of font fallback

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Fonts.com Hero Image Archive

One of the goals we had when the new Fonts.com debuted in May was

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ScreenFonts: Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Under The Skin, Hateship Loveship, The Quiet Ones

With all the excitement surrounding yet another great ScreenFonts

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20 perfect font pairings

It's a classic conundrum for any graphic designer: finding font p

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Hamilton's 10th Anniversary Events

The last weekend of May the Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum

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字体设计基础（4）书法原型

Calligraphic origin. The characters on the top line have a different construction than the characters on the bottom line. They have a different calligraphic origin. It doesn't matter if a typeface has serifs (like Times New Roman) or not (like Arial

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Sight Unseen OFFSITE

Source: https://www.behance.net.Sight Unseen OFFSITE. License: Al

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PRI #187: Second registration of sequences for the Hanyo-Denshi collection

The Unicode Consortium has posted a new issue for public review a

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FontBook, A New Way Of Looking At Type

The FontBook app for iPad offers far more comprehensive type spec

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