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Create Nondestructive Text Effects with Photoshop's Smart Filters

How-Tos: Written by Russell Brown on August 25, 2008

Apply Photoshop's Smart Filters to text to get special effects you'll love and still keep the text live.

Napoleon and the Courier Font

Features: Written by Frank J. Romano on August 4, 2008

This is a tale about Napoleon, the Rosetta Stone, typewriters, and font errors. Yes, they are all related.

Font Conference Disrupted by Kidnapper

News: Written by Terri Stone on July 24, 2008

During a debate on whether to allow Zapf Dingbats to join the conference, Ransom interrupts with a dire threat to Courier and Curlz MT.

RTF Stern: A New Font in TrueType, PostScript OpenType & Hot Metal!

News: Written on July 21, 2008

Digital font maker P22 type foundry announces "Stern," a new 16 point metal and digital type design by multi-faceted artist and craftsman Jim Rimmer. Watch a trailer of the documentary!

FontEmbedding.com Web Site Launched

News: Written on July 21, 2008

The new Web site and blog, developed by Ascender Corp., will be a resource for designers, developers, and typeface creators to address font usage, technology, and licensing issues.

New "Smart" Studio Lettering Collection from House Industries

News: Written on July 11, 2008

The collection features cross-cultural, hand-lettered styles with "smart" font capabilities.

Plus International Design Festival Call for Exhibitors

News: Written on July 10, 2008

This year's theme is "Hybrid." What does that mean to you?

Walmart U.S. Refreshes Stores' Logo

News: Written on July 7, 2008

New logo is meant to reflect changes taking place in stores themselves.

InDesign Inspiration

Features: Written by Terri Stone on June 30, 2008

Nick Sherman uses Adobe InDesign for everything from band buttons to cookbooks for kids with cancer. Check out his work in this inspiring article.

P22 Font Playing Cards

News: Written on June 23, 2008

P22 type foundry announces the 2008 font playing card deck.

TypeCon2008 Registration is Now Open!

News: Written on June 4, 2008

The event features more than 70 legends and innovators and explores type for the screen, printing history, Dutch design, type in motion, the American Arts and Crafts movement, Arabic calligraphy and typography, and much more.

Signs and Symbols: New Book from Rotovision

News: Written on June 2, 2008

Book is part of the Comunicating with Pattern series.

A Summer Camp for Type Lovers

News: Written on June 2, 2008

Type Camp Galiano will be held 3-8 August 2008 on Galiano Island, British Columbia

Use Any Font in a Web Site Design

How-Tos: Written by Pariah Burke on May 28, 2008

There have always been two certainties in Web design: You can never have enough bandwidth, and all Web design must rely entirely on fonts installed on the viewer’s computer. But thanks to sIFR, at least one of these so-called inescapable certainties is wrong.

P22 Type Foundry and the International House of Fonts Announce P22 Sneaky Pro By Award Winning Type Designer Michael Clark

News: Written on May 2, 2008

New typeface shares qualities of the popular Pooper Black

Create Clipping Paths without Photoshop

How-Tos: Written by Robert Underwood on April 25, 2008

Here's how to cut out an image using only QuarkXPress.

Hermann Zapf's Alphabet Stories Now Available in Embellished Second Edition

News: Written on April 14, 2008

First American edition sells out; second edition includes a letterpress-printed broadside designed by Zapf.

New Adobe TV Programming Comes Online

News: Written on April 8, 2008

Unique Creative Suite 3 Video Content Available Via Adobe Media Player and New Web Destination

Hollywood Sign Meltdown Linked to Global Warming

News: Written on April 1, 2008

An inconvenient truth found in the Hollywood Hills

Mergenthaler Edition Releases Linotype Matrix 4.3

News: Written on March 10, 2008

The third edition of the Linotype Matrix, "a typographic journal published from time to time", leads off with the art and inspiring insights of calligrapher Gottfried Pott, then offers glimpses into the typographical history of the Low Countries and a spotlight on the sans serif success story: Helvetica.