What’s the best way to discover new fonts? One great way is to partake of the CreativePro’s Free for Alls and articles by our type experts, Jim Felici and Ilene Strizver. But wouldn’t it also be nice to meet a new, high quality typeface each day? To satisfy your craving for fonts with a regular daily dose of fresh type? That’s the idea behind Typodarium, the font-a-day calendar.
Designed and produced by the German typography magazine Slanted, the calendar features 365 fonts, with information on the back of each page on the font’s origins, inspiration, and where you can obtain it.
You can obtain the calendar itself on the Slanted website, or through the MoMA online store.
This article was last modified on July 31, 2021
This article was first published on September 13, 2012
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