fonts, typefaces and all things typographical ? I love Typography (ILT) The Ministry of Type Typography Daily So you want to learn hand lettering? In 5 Years, Searches for “Hand Lettering” Increased Over 1000%! Hey, Friend! Sean McCabe here. Hand lettering has experienced a massive resurgence. In just a few short years, nearly one million people have read my lettering guide! It’s no surprise you’re here: hand lettering is booming right now. Hand lettering is selling all kinds of products like prints and t-shirts too. As the world gets increasingly digital and automated, we find ourselves yearning for the hand-made and the authentic. We want to be reminded that there is a human with a soul behind the designs we see! Hand Lettering Gives You a Platform to Share a Message When you create beautiful lettering, it will attract an audience. People will slow down just to appreciate your beautiful art. You have people’s attention—now what will you say? Hand Lettering Tutorials & Classes Over the years, I’ve created countless lettering resources based on receiving thousands of emails from hand letterers like you. Check Out the Lettering Resources ↓
Comment utiliser une fonte «non-standard» sur un site Web ? - Alsacréations Il est de notoriété publique que l'usage des fontes sur le Web est limité à une poignée de fontes non pas standardisées, mais suffisamment répandues pour pouvoir être utilisées sans trop de risques. Et cela pour une raison très simple: la police de caractères que l'on souhaite utiliser doit être présente sur le système de l'utilisateur pour être utilisée par le navigateur. Quand @font-face tombe à l'eau CSS 2 (publié en 1998) comprenait un mécanisme qui autorisait les auteurs de pages web à proposer une fonte au téléchargement, fonte qui serait ensuite utilisée dans la page. la plupart des fontes disponibles sont protégées par le droit d'auteur et ne peuvent pas être redistribuées, y compris comme fonte «intégrée» à un site web; les fontes rajoutaient un poids conséquent aux pages (jusqu'à plusieurs centaines de Ko); les développeurs des navigateurs étaient peu enclins à affronter les deux problèmes ci-dessus (surtout le premier). Quand @font-face revient Google Web Fonts Font Squirrel
Type Tide, fonts in use /page/2 Like Type Tide? You’ll love the new Fonts In Use » Type Tide is on hiatus. 1 year ago 2 notes Everyme Typeface: Theorem See also: “What is the font used for the Pinterest logo?” 1 year ago 27 notes StateImpact.NPR.org by Danny DeBelius Typeface: Proxima Nova 2 years ago 3 notes View Larger Image Submarine Poster by France-Lise (via coffeemakescreative) Typeface: Poplar 2 years ago 158 notes View Larger Image A Visual Elevation by J C Pagan Typeface: Radio 2 years ago 55 notes View Larger Image Amusing font promotion by Nick Shinn Typeface: Artefact (Name your sources, Tumblrs!) (Source: mrsdentonorahippo, via kupferschrift) 2 years ago 41 notes View Larger Image From “Bevy of Ball Terminals” by Stephen Coles Typeface: Cabernet The less successful predecessor to the more famous “Laverne & Shirley”, this sitcom featured a cynical Penny Marshall and her even grumpier sidekick. 2 years ago 16 notes Paris vs New York Typeface: Cabernet 2 years ago 37 notes View Larger Image 2 years ago 54 notes About:
El Serif de Chocolate Let’s Make a Playful Yet Robust 3D Letter Design A few times a each month we revisit some of our reader’s favorite posts from throughout the history of Vectortuts+. This tutorial by Jonathan was first published on February 24th 2009. This tutorial is perfect for the advanced beginner who wants to take her skills to the next level. We'll explore how to create 3D text and use depth-of-field to enhance a design. Want access to the full Vector Source files and downloadable copies of every tutorial, including this one? Step 1 Start by typing each letter separate so you can adjust the angle and 3D qualities of each. Also, use a grey or light color so when you proceed to the next step you'll be able to see what your 3D text looks like. Step 2 Go to Effect > 3D > Extrude & Bevel... Step 3 Even after you apply 3D effects that you would like your letter to have you can also continue to rotate the letter to whatever angle you like, as I've done below. Click on a color and the shading will automatically be applied to the different faces of the letter.