30.4.10
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May Desktop Background
16.4.10
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Dingbats and Typeface Design
Dingbat fonts are fun and useful.
Here's a list of a few great sets by Think Design:
Ever wondered what goes into creating a typeface?
I have! : )
Here is a simple tutorial by VectorTuts+. All font designers have their own styles and techniques, but this tutorial demonstrates one way it can be done. The final product on the tutorial isn't the most pleasing typeface I've seen, but the lesson itself is very helpful.
The second part of this tutorial hasn't arrived yet, which is okay for me because I have a feeling this will take a while...
But the "A" is a start, right?
P.S. I'll post part two here also when it's up.
Cool & Useful Dingbat Fonts

Designing a Typeface, With Illustrator and FontLab, from Start to Finish
Part 1

7.4.10
6.4.10
How to Put a Chicken to Sleep and more
A couple quick tutorials this week.
I don't know how useful this will be to anyone, but it's quality knowledge from Martha, as always.
This next post is one I am excited to try. I have been collecting jars for supplies for some time now and hadn't even thought about how to label them. Now I know!
Short post this week. First week of new classes... Busy. Busy.
Martha Stewart - Putting a Chicken to Sleep

Etched to Order from ReadyMade by Claire

2.4.10
Top Drop Caps and Typefaces of the Week
Favorite Font of the Week: Magesta Script

20 High Quality Free Fonts for Designers


As soon as I laid my eyes on this original post I quickly downloaded the "Folk" font (above).
It was just what I was looking for and is very versatile.
30 Fonts Perfect for Vintage and Retro Style Design

This Matchbook typeface is wonderful.
Also, featured in the post, is Ballpark. It's not as complete of a font, but the lowercase letters have been a long standing favorite of mine.
Happy weekend everyone!

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