10 Fonts, 10 Places, 10 Bridges

There fonts that have the same name as place: Berlin, BerlinSans, Berliner, Frankfurter, Gettysburgh, Monaco …
So I have chosen 10 fonts out of 500 I guess, I have found pictures of the places or cities they seem to represent and I have decided to show bridges, that can be found in Berlin, Miami, Minneapolis or Dallas.
So enjoy 10 Fonts of 10 Places and the very bridges.

BerlinSans – Berlin
Swinemünder Bridge

© Helen Bogun / Helz-Design

Waiter! I Want a Font-Cocktail!

Ghee that was quite an interesting discussion yesterday.  Enjoyed it very much.

To answer one of the questions straight ahead:
Yes you can mix fonts.
Actually you somehow want to mix fonts.

Guess everybody knows by now that we need different fonts to get our message out. The right font is part of the message and helps us to communicate with our readers.

Embedding Fonts in my Blog?

When I recently posted about the font “Fraktur” Melanie Kissel asked a question via facebook:

how in the world do you take the fonts you download and use them on your blog?? I have yet to figure that out and it’s a shame because I’ve got quite a large collection of fonts waiting in the wings.

A very good question I have to admit.

Font of the Week (9) – Dingbats

Today we are not talking about just one font … it is more a big crowd of fonts and I won’t be able to present you all members of that crowd.

Maybe you will start to explore this crowd a bit on your own.

I will introduce

Dingbats

to you.

A dingbat is a kind of ornament; you can say “a little picture”. An ornament, a specific character used in typesetting.

Font of the Week (8) – XMas

Merry Christmas

Did you write your Christmas cards already?
Print them with your computer?

So maybe you get a little inspired by our fonts.

• 4YEOXMAS

• Agincort