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42 Amazing Resources for Inspirational Typography : Speckyboy Design Magazine
There are many theories to what constitutes good typography, its not as simple as choosing an appropriate font and setting it in the style of a particular project, that would be too easy. Theories and tutorials are one thing, putting typography into perfect practice is another, and is perhaps the hardest part of any design. Every designer you ask will give you a different answer to what constitutes good type, where is the benchmark? Below you will find the best typography sites, rich full of inspiration, tutorials, theories, free fonts, good practices… everything you could possibly need related to typography. Typographica Typographica is a review of typefaces and type books, with occasional commentary on fonts and typographic design.codeblog » search for a crisp monospace true-type font
Web font services join fray as .webfont format gains support - Ars Technica
FontFonter: Test Web Fonts on Any Website
<img src="http://www.webmonkey.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/FontFonterWebmonkey.jpg" alt="" title="FontFonterWebmonkey" /> Want to start using web fonts, but you’re not really sold on the benefits? Head over to FontFonter , a neat little tool that lets you try web fonts on any website out there. I did the deed on Webmonkey in the screenshot — as you can see, the headline and the post body text are now styled in beautiful Meta . It was created by Tim Ahrens and the folks at FontShop , a font foundry and storefront that’s also providing simple fonts optimized for use on the web, plus the tools to implement them.Posted by Carthik in applications , gnome , looks and feel , packages , ubuntu . trackback Ubuntu offers a lot of fonts, in addition to the defaults installed, and the MicroSoft msttcorefonts package , in its repositories. All these fonts mentioned here are provided as packages, which can easily installed using command line tools like apt-get or using Synaptic. These fonts will come in handy for designing flyers, or for designing headers and graphics for the web using the Gimp. Also, some of these fonts are pretty commonly used to render pages, like Lucida.

