by Joey deVilla on June 15, 2010
That most hated of typefaces, Comic Sans, gets anthropomorphized and bad-assified in Mike Lacher’s piece for McSweeney’s titled, (in)appropriately enough, I’m Comic Sans, Asshole.
This article also appears in The Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century.
Tagged as:
anthropomorphic,
Comic Sans,
Design,
font,
humor,
humour,
McSweeneys,
typography
by Joey deVilla on June 16, 2008
Smashing Magazine’s “Free Fonts of the Month” for this particular month are really, really, really, good. Grab ‘em while they’re still up!
Here’s a sample of Anivers, a font created for Smashing Magazine’s first anniversary. It’s been updated for “extended language support, improved glyph shapes and improved metrics and kerning.” Note that only Anivers Regular is free:

Here’s Fresco Semi Bold, “just one member of a large and flexible type family by Dutch design legend Fred Smeijers:”

And finally, Gentium, designed by Victor Gaultney:

Tagged as:
Anivers,
fonts,
free,
Fresco,
Gentium,
typography