30 Free Fonts Perfect For Typographical Introductions A short clever phrase or introduction can be much more effective than a long drawn out paragraph for grabbing the readers attention. Other than the wording, the key to these introductions lies in the font choice, color and placement of the intro. In this article, we will look at 30 fonts perfect for these introductions and some examples of where these fonts could come in handy in your designs. All of the fonts are free of charge and the source can be found by clicking on the title link or accompanying image. Let’s first take a look at the fonts… Bergamo Std Available in the open type format and comes in 4 styles. Nilland Black Available in the true type format and comes in 6 different styles. CartoGothic Std Comes in the open type format with 4 styles and is Windows and Mac compatible. Apparatus SIL The Apparatus SIL fonts are the Unicode version of their predecessor, SIL Apparatus. Chunk Titillium FF Celeste Sans Offc Black Set Available in the open type format. Gnuolane Kenyan Coffee Engebrechtre
Best Free Fonts of 2011 With only a month and a half left in 2011, it’s hard to believe another year is drawing to a close. If you’re a long time reader of WDL, you probably know that at the end of each year we publish a series of posts that highlight our favorite freebies and resources from that year. It’s an excellent way to show you what you might have missed, and to give the designers and creators some well deserved recognition. To kick it off, here are the best free fonts of 2011. There were tons of great free fonts released this year, so it was a difficult task choosing our favorites. Weston Infinity Ostrich Sans Fabrica Wisdom Script Pacifico RBNo2 Five Minutes Hyperbola Dock 11 About the Author Henry Jones is a web developer, designer, and entrepreneur with over 14 years of experience. Related Posts 784 shares Best Free UI PSDs of 2011 So far in our Best of 2011 series, we’ve shown you our picks for the best free fonts and the best jQuery plugins. Read More 1169 shares Best jQuery Plugins of 2011
20 Beautiful Fonts for Big and Effective Headlines Typography is one of the most important design element. Design with good typography looks better and is easier to read or scan the content. Headlines are important typography design element. It help users to find out what is most important in content. In this article you will find 20 beautiful fonts for creating big and effective headlines in your designs. Franchise Nevis Molot CollegiateFLF Museo Expressway GreatLakes Delicious Telegrafico Bebas Pirulen ChunkFive League Gothic PublicGothic Forque Tertre Gnuolane Kilogram Herald Seattle Sans Guaranteed success for 642-902 and 642-813 on first attempt!
29 Beautiful Fonts For Designers Get our posts emailed to you with our monthly newsletter, subscribe here. Using the correct typeface for your design project is absolutely crucial in conveying the message and feel of the overall design, it is necessary to keep an awesome collection of both paid and free fonts in your font collection to allow you to have the font resources at hand to test drive a design with varying fonts. I have taken three of my favorite font foundries and showcased 29 of the most beautiful fonts from their collections, the quality of these fonts is pretty amazing, some are more suited to print work and others for use on the web as they support the @font-face property. Take a look and add them to your collection. Lost Type Co-op Lost Type Co-op is an indispensable one of a kind type foundry, founded by Riley Cran and Tyler Galpin. You can download the fonts for free if you want but, if you have a heart then you can specify the amount you wish to send to the type designer. Ribbon Franchise Airplane HomeStead
The League of Moveable Type Fonts! Chank’s Free Font Graveyard (formerly known as "Chank's Free Font Archive") is a gallery of historic experimental and fun fonts that were once offered freely on the world wide web and now have been retired from distribution. These designs were created by designers from all over the world as a celebration of the joy of playful typography and the spirit of getting fun new fonts into the world to push the boundaries of modern font design. Some were stunning and some just stumbled, but all of these fonts were created with love, enhanced with real human spirit, and distributed freely on this website for many years. But now they have been retired and pulled from circulation. If you downloaded any of these fonts for your own personal recreational or small business use, feel free to keep using them and installing them on your new computers. If you enjoy these fonts, please join our mailing list to be notified about future font releases. Like free fonts?
20 Creative and Unique Typefaces We live in a world surrounded by Times New Roman, Arial and Helvetica, typefaces so functional that they have long since become boring. It’s a shame that we rarely come into contact with the wealth of endlessly creative typefaces out there, relying instead on the tried and tested. I have scoured the web to bring you 20 of the most creative typefaces available, many of which have been designed by amateur typographers. Most of them are free to download and use (some for non-commercial purposes only), so please make the most of them. Together, we can push for a more diverse, interesting and ultimately creative typeface landscape.With that in mind, here they are: twenty seriously creative typefaces. 1. Characters in this typeface appear as though they have been written in fountain pen onto slightly absorbent paper. 2. Skinographie is a typeface constructed solely from clothes pegs and skin. 3. 4. This typeface is very reminiscent of European street art. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
40 Best Free Fonts for Logo Designing Finding awesome free fonts for logo designing is not that easy. In this world of premium internet, most of the things you find need money. Today we have collected 40 Best Free Fonts for Logo Designing to save your time and little bit of money too. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Let us know which fonts you liked the most.