Home
Cee Bee's Library tagged → View Popular
\squiggle | MetaFilter
Detexify is a neat little tool that let's you draw a symbol and then finds the corresponding LaTeX notation. The explanation is an interesting read as well.
The Typography Manual - For the iPhone and iPod Touch
Are you a graphic designer? Do you know the difference between a font and a typeface? Do your eyes light up when conversations turn to ems, kerning, and baseline grids? If you answered yes to these questions, then The Typography Manual for the iPhone and iPod Touch is for you!
The Typography Manual has several useful features and resources for designers, including a visual type anatomy glossary, a font size ruler, an em calculator, and enough content to fill a 60-page book. It has all the essentials of a desk reference in a regularly updated pocket resource.
served
The Served sites bring you a steady supply of top quality creative work, with each site streaming fresh projects in specific categories(e.g. fashion, industrial design, photography...). To deliver this work to you, we comb through projects from the portfolios of the most talented creative people and teams around the world. We then serve up the best of what we find -at each of the Served sites, and in our weekly and monthly Served emails.
The League of Moveable Type
We're done with the tired old fontstacks of yesteryear. Enough with the limitations of the web, we won't have it. It's time to raise our standards. Here, you'll find only the most well-made, free & open-source, @font-face ready fonts.
Like any revolution, we aim to make progress, and we need help. If you want to be a part of this free, open-source type movement, you should join us and contribute.
Onomatopeyas - Batman fight scenes
Las onomatopeyas o Batsigns se utilizaron en la serie y en el film para darle mas fuerza a las peleas, en la primer temporada se calaban en la imagen pero debido al costo a partir de la segunda temporada se insertaban con un fondo de color .
Wood Type Museum Engraved Wood Block
This Web Museum is established for the purpose of educating the general public, and the next generation, on the beauties of wood types and engraved blocks. Our mission is to gather, save, preserve, and interpret wood types and information about them.
As the demand for broadsides increased during first years of the nineteenth century, the need for the process of producing large letters cheaply arose. Wood was a logical material choice because of its ready availability, lightness, and proven printing qualities. In 1827, Darius Wells of New York City first found the means to mass produce wood letters. In March of 1828, first wood type catalogue was published by Wells. Throughout the wood type manufacturing history, many manufactories were in business. Among those, Wm. H. Page & Co. and Hamilton Mfg. Co. was the most noted ones.
TypeNeu: An Odyssey in Typography
•
TypeNeu have moved to the next stage. We now have support for user profiles. It gives all registered users the ability to import all external data from sites like Twitter, Vimeo, Dropular, Delicious etc. and also to write a proper profile with external link, user photo, short biography etc. So sign-up now and start taking advantage of the neu TypeNeu! If you’re already registered, log-in and fill your profile with content!
Speak Up › Design Dialog
Born on-line – currently growing off-line – in September of 2002, Speak Up is an author-based, reader-supported community devoted to graphic design open to conversation and dialogue. It stresses and questions the importance of the profession in our culture. Speak Up challenges those who practice inside the field, in hope of more accountability for their actions and in light of the responsibility we all have as communicators. Its mission is to further the graphic design profession from within with the goal of creating a stronger and clearer sense of what our role is as professionals endowed with the duty of creating social, cultural, political and/or economical communications based on our ability and obligation to do so in a visually clear and comprehensible manner.
Hoefler & Frere-Jones
Since 1989, Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones have helped some of the world's foremost publications, corporations, and institutions develop their unique voice through typography. Their body of work includes some of the world's most famous designs, typefaces marked by both high performance and high style.
In 2004, The Hoefler Type Foundry entered its sixteenth year as Hoefler & Frere-Jones. H&FJ continues to work with brand leaders in every sector, developing original typefaces and licensing fonts from its library of nearly 1,000 designs, and it publishes fonts exclusively through its New York sales office and its web site at typography.com.
Selected Tags
Related Tags
Sponsored Links
Top Contributors
Groups interested in typography
-
Typography
All about my passion for cl...
Items: 2 | Visits: 87
Created by: Bert Deckers
-
KineticTypography
Items: 9 | Visits: 60
Created by: Terry Elliott
-
Typography
Items: 21 | Visits: 61
Created by: TestFirst TestLast
Highlighter, Sticky notes, Tagging, Groups and Network: integrated suite dramatically boosting research productivity. Learn more »
Join Diigo