What fonts can be used effectively in almost every Corporate Design? And what are the options for unique, but still incredibly beautiful typefaces? Let’s find out... or not.

"Less than a generation ago, fonts were for the specialist, an esoteric pursuit, what Stanley Morison, the English typographer who helped create Times New Roman in the 1930s, called “a minor technicality of civilized life.”

It really does help search for types of faces - unfortunately specific to FontShop - but great nonetheless.

from copenhagen: +45...

A brave and practical guide to typography on the web - based on Bringhurst's book.

No really it is - and also a very easy and simple way to find texts, references and information within copywritten texts that would normally not be available to you. I'd like to use them to publish my Guides through them.

ohmigawd! : THAT’S LIKE NOTHING LESS THAN THE FINEST, FUCKINGEST, INTERLOPINGEST F-LIGATURE EVER TO APPEAR ON AN INSTITUTIONAL WAREWASHING DETERGENT BOX!!!

compare screen type

Robin Kinross, Writer and publisher who runs Hyphen Press and co-set up Workplace Co-op 115

Research in 'recovering modern reasoning in typography'

books on design & architecture