Got A Browser Open? You Can Make A Font!
FontStruct, FontShop's new browser based application and community, make font making as simple as building blocks
Making PDF Porfolios With Adobe Acrobat Pro 9
Assembling a slick PDF Portfolio in Acrobat Pro 9 is simple and quick. Here's how Designorati's Sam Klein did it.
Acrobat Pro 9 Turns Powerful New Tricks
With new tools for presenting portfolios, Flash integration, and online collaboration, Acrobat Pro 9 offers amazing new ways to promote, package, polish, and share PDF content
Adobe offers a look at the next generation with three new public betas: Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and Soundbooth
Adobe's font expert has a short survey for you.
Type goes haute couture in current issue of lifestyle magazine.
Rare and exceptionally correct use of the semi-colon in a New York City transit notice card brings notice, plaudits
Free conference scheduled for June 2008 in Barcelona.
Geo-Cluelessness Makes For Good Humor
Maps playing on geographical ignorance provide laughs, address issues.
Kirby Ferguson (of GoodieBag) connects the dots for us: Keep an eye out for the Comic Sans cameo, too...
Just noted today: an adventurous map blogger makes the following bold statement: For a while now, we’ve thought to ourselves: wouldn’t it be great if there was some place on the web where map collectors could get together to compare their collections and discuss map collecting...
Can't keep Norway and Sweden straight? Let this diagram help.
Jerusalem-based academic community digitizes, displays for all historic city maps from around Europe and the world.
Donnie Hoyle gives it to you plain, on wry, with a heavy dose of dark humor in the most uniquely-pitched and effective Photoshop tutorials we've seen in a while.
Identity Crisis! Has Broad Appeal
Portland logo designer's book illustrates ins and outs of brand rethinks in format that pleases both the logo maven and at least a few members of the public at large
Simple typographic artistic neighborhood posters entertain the eye and the mind.
Contributor Jeff Marshall sends along this example of a party for the eyes, proving, sometimes, too much is indeed more than enough: All those type sizes! All those colors...
This text ain't big enough for both of us
New version functions as Plug-in for major FontLab programs, touts improved GUI amongst other improved features
New community gives typesetters a chance to chat typographically
Annual Report for Food Company contains thermoreactive ink; could satisfy both the designer and the chef in everyone.
New AIR logo tries for originality, suggests the three major parts of the whole.
Legedary toy giant remakes logo, achieves successful update which does not desert the classic
New O'Reilly reference book has just about everything you could ever want to know about digital typography; If it's not in here, you probably don't need it.
A bunch of people have found and posted the interesting stuff, so you don't have to.