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March Madness returns to FontShop this year with a selection fresh off the drawing tables. Several new releases join us as strong and underdog contenders face off in each round of single-elimination madness. Who will take it all?
While the serifs fight it out today, the madness ends April 3, so make sure to vote for your favorite typefaces! Meanwhile, stay up-to-date with our new Pinterest board!
Decisive victories last night in a showing of superior stamina and underdog strength. Turning now to today’s match-ups: Get a closer look at each typeface by following the links just above each match graphic, or look it up in FontBook. Polls close tonight at midnight Pacific. You know what to do from here. Final 8 starts Tuesday!
And it’s game on for the remaining sanses in today’s single-elimination madness! Some real squeakers last night on the serif side, including Colvert’s tight 3-point win over Maiola. Okay—from here it’s all up to you. Polls close tonight at midnight Pacific. Serifs fight it out tomorrow.
Our last installment of the new product page series is here. With features that incorporate elements from the Fonts Like This Tab , the Related Tab will help you find the perfect alternate. Let’s go over the two options you have in the tab; Similar and FontList.
The Similar section will recommend alternate fonts that have related qualities. For popular typefaces, like Neue Helvetica, you may see suggestions that that are curated by FontShop’s experts first.
If the product you selected appears in a FontList, then that list will show in Related Tab’s FontList section.
We hope this makes licensing a font easier on FontShop.
Type designers, educators, historians, engineers, and users select the year’s best new font releases in this annual review from online journal Typographica.org. Check out the broad range of diversity from designers all over the world in our newest Pinterest board.
Now in it’s eighth edition, Typographica’s Favorite Typefaces continues to showcase fonts that are intriguing and deserve a little more attention from the world.
…And we’re back to the action, finalizing today the western contenders to advance to the Sweet 16. To get a better look at each face, follow the links above each match-up. It’s up to you now; Get voting! Polls close tonight at midnight (Pacific).
One of the first things you’ll notice about Maiola up close is its rough and expressive texture. At size, this detail becomes hardly anything observable, an interesting proof of concept masterfully carried out all the way. Pill Gothic responds with a more traditional sans construction, but with interesting hard edges included here and there to offer some formal commonality. Together the two take full advantage of the maximum versatility gained through each faces’ extensive range of weights.
Maiola additionally covers Cyrillic and Greek, offering these as separates, or in an all-inclusive Pan-European set. (At least that’s what I assume Maiola PE means.) That’s it. Great Pairs continues here Wednesday.
March Madness returns to FontShop this year with a selection fresh off the drawing tables. Several new releases join us as strong and underdog contenders face off in each round of single-elimination madness. Who will take it all? You decide.
Now comes your part: One vote is one point scored by each face. The full tournament schedule is on the bracket. Stay plugged in here for more updates. Get to it! Polls close tonight at midnight (Pacific).
Want detailed showing of new fonts straight to your inbox? Make sure you’re receiving them in your inbox. They maybe getting lost in the promotions section. If you use Gmail then you can drag and drop the FontShop Newsletter from your Promotions Tab to your Primary Tab.
You can take a digitized copy of the font software to a commercial printer or service bureau to print documents only if the commercial printer or service bureau has a license to use the font software.
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You cannot share the font with users that do not have a license for the same font.
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We know you’re busy and the Internet is a crowded place, so we’ll try to give you a little reminder on Fridays of what’s going on out there. Below please find five recent FontShop-related threads that you may have missed.
Pop-Ups and “Happenings” So many great things will be going on at TYPO in just a matter of weeks! From the Adobe Typekit pop-up library to the “Happenings” with Us . Get all of the scoops on the TYPO San Francisco blog and purchase your ticket today!
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