Posts Tagged ‘Typography’

By Gareth Coxon, 11 Feb 09

Identify that font: ‘What the font’ for the IPhone

I Needed to share this little story I spotted over at swiss-miss.com

MyFonts have introduced WhatTheFont for iPhone

WhatTheFont can identify a fonts name from an upload image.

The iPhone version of WhatTheFont uses the IPhone’s built-in camera to photograph the text, then the application allows you to crop the image and focus on only the important parts before uploading.

You then confirm the characters that are used in the image and the app gives you a list of matching fonts, great for grabbing fonts on the move when you spot one of interest.

I’ve tried it out and it seems pretty good, but of course it all depends on the quality of the image you manage to take with you phone, but for FREE you can’t go wrong really!

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By Gareth Coxon, 9 Feb 09

Perfect valentine card design for the manically depressed?

I stumbled across this excellent and very funny piece over at juxtapoz.com

If anyone knows who produced the piece let me know as I’d be interested in seeing some of their other work and maybe feature it too.

Thought it would make an excellent valentine card for/from the manic depressed maybe?


By Gareth Coxon, 26 Jan 09

Design Student Spotlight 1: Mike Messina

Like many designers and design companies I quite often receive CV’s and samples of work from design students. As much as I’d love to employ these designers I’m currently not in the position to do so, so rather than keeping hold of their work until the chance arises I thought I’d give some of it abit of a airing on here in a series of design student spotlights.

This will hopefully help raise their profiles or maybe another design company (more…)


By Gareth Coxon, 13 Oct 08

Graphic Designer Focus: Non Format

All graphic designers are inspired by other designers work, one design company that inspires me and I’ve admired for a few years now is Non Format.

They continue to be innovative, fresh, daring and cutting edge with their (more…)