Free Fonts at HypeForType.com

Need some new fonts? I'm sure you do and I'm sure you would prefer to have some good free fonts as well. HypeForType.com has a bunch of free fonts for you to choose from as well as some fonts that will make you cough up that dough. Check this site out and these fonts may fit in your current or next project.

Check out free fonts here.

Let's Rock Around the world by Marcelo Schultz

Marcelo Schultz has absolutely amazing work. It's amazing to see that he sketches everything out first, then he takes it to the computer, which in my opinion is how you should do it. The final product is fantastic. See more of Marcelo Schultz's work here http://www.marceloschultz.com/

 

Inspiration: Typography by Palehorse

I would like to share some typography done by designer Chris Parks aka Palehorse. Chris has created various graphics from websites to package design to apparel graphics and I decided to focus on some of his typography pieces. Another interesting fact about him is he ran the Back In Black exhibit which focuses on t-shirt art done by today's hottest artists. The best part about the exhibit is that you choose what design you like that is showcased and you can own that design on a t-shirt, as it is silkscreened right then and there.

You can view more info here: http://palehorsedesign.com/

Check Word-Of-The-Week.com

Two designers that were friends since high school, Brian Osborne and Caleb Stott, both decided to have an experiment with typography. Since high school they would design a words in their blackbooks and compare it with one another, now since they're both designers they want to continue that fun of creating custom typography. Every week they're taking a word and creating their own version. I like when designs take the task of creating something once a day or every week, it forces you to push yourself. I'm a fan of custom type, so I like checking it out. They have some good stuff.

http://word-of-the-week.com/

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Link To Create a Stunning Retro Futuristic Typoggraphy

Here's a link to a detailed tutorial on creating a retro futuristic type using Illustrator as well as Photoshop. Styles will fade away and some will eventually come back in a few years, so here's one that may have been popular back on vinyl art in the 80's or maybe something you would see on a Daft Punk cover. If you're a fan of typography it never hurts to learn as much as you can from various styles.

http://richworks.in/2010/03/create-a-stunning-retro-futuristic-typography/