Archive for category Humor
Funny Designer Diagrams
Posted by fontgear in Humor, Interesting on March 20, 2016
more here: ahelpfuldiagram.com
Honest Slogans
Posted by fontgear in Humor, Uncategorized on November 26, 2013
All images are from Honest Slogans – a project by Clif Dickens. You can find more at his website or follow Honest Slogans in Twitter.
This Is My Really Useful Poster
Posted by fontgear in Font Related, Humor on August 2, 2012
To keep close at hand, or within view of your desk. We are supposed to know these off hand, but how many of us do, really? From the four print series “Really Useful” by Mash Creative. The set includes Greenwich Mean Time, Emoticon, Print Size & Metric Conversion information on each.
Brand Logos According to Your Kid
Posted by fontgear in Humor, Uncategorized on July 21, 2012
Fresh Impressions on Brandmarks
Something to think about, maybe, before you design your next logo…
🙂
New Years Celebration
Posted by fontgear in Humor, Interesting on January 3, 2011
Social Media Nativity
Posted by fontgear in Humor, Interesting on December 25, 2010
Very well done Christmas video… a sort of modernized version. Enjoy!
Official FontGear mascot
Posted by fontgear in Humor, Interesting on October 25, 2010
We’ve decided that we need an official mascot around here, so… here she is.. Chloe!
The secret Helvetica alliance
Posted by fontgear in Font Related, Humor, Uncategorized on September 7, 2010
Helvetica is a great typeface. And although any respectable designer has an appropriate regard for Helvetica, it seems that Apple is a bit love drunk over the whole thing.
Have you notice how many versions of Helvetica you have on your Mac? Helvetica LT MM, Helvetica.dfont, HelvecticaCY.dfont, HelveticaNeue.dfont, maybe more.
It’s like a secret alliance hiding in the depths of your font folders. Gives me the creeps.
and of course having all those Helveticas hanging around makes problems.
Apparently the only solution is to buy and install an OpenType version of Helvetica with a slightly different name and only and forever use that one. Just ignore the others.
Or you can use a font manager to manage your system fonts.
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