Archive for November, 2009

Since our last post on fonts, we’ve found even more places on the internet where you can find free fonts to use for upcoming projects.  Enjoy!

20 New High Quality Free Fonts

This is an excellent roundup of contemporary and trendy fonts that will add a fresh look to any product design or project.  Hot off the digital press from Smashing Magazine!

50 Free Movie Themed Fonts

Does your product reflect or parody a certain movie or movie concept? This site provides 50 popular movie fonts free of charge.

28 Free High Quality Fonts to Boost Your Typography

Another stunning and attractive set of fonts.

53 High Quality Fonts for Your Next Design Project

I’m rather keen on the Nevis font, personally…

7 Free Fonts You Should Definitely Download

Name says it all.

20 Dingbat Fonts That Are Actually Useful

These fonts serve as wonderful alternatives to stamps and brushes.  They really are useful!

15 Free Pixels Fonts for Small Text

These fonts provide perfect solutions to a project that requires a retro feel to it.

30 Off the Wall Free Fonts

Excellent Collection of avant garde and contemporary fonts.

55 Unconventional and Unique Fonts

You thought the previous link was a little out there? Check these out!

56 Stunning Free Fonts for Professional Design

Last and certainly not least!

As always, happy designing!

The video below comes from the CS5.org site and shows some of the new features that Adobe Illustrator shares with Adobe Dreamweaver.  For all of you designers out there, this is a great tool that can make the transition between graphic design and web design much smoother.  This is even better news for graphic designers with little experience who maintain their own personal sites.  Enjoy!

I stumbled upon an article today written by Brett Widmann that shows how a blogger can connect their blog to Microsoft Office Word 2007.  His example is set up for WordPress, but the author highlights that other blogs or providers can also be added. The functionality of the integration may not be as robust as the native options each respective blog has, but it’s great for quick posts or text dominant posts.

Check his post out here