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Custom Lettering by Charles Borges de Oliveira Posted 5/26/2011    
Charles Borges de Oliveira of Borges Lettering & Design shows us a quick glimpse into a custom lettering job he did for Amercan Greetings.
Category: Articles | Typography FREE!
Customize Your Fonts by Chuck Davis Posted 4/15/2011    
Sure, there's thousands of them out there... and even the pros use them on a regular basis... but Letterhead Fonts founder, Chuck Davis, shows us why, "Relying on ready-made fonts for every job will only get you so far."
Category: Articles | Typography FREE!

Kern It! Letter spacing is essential to readability by Chuck Davis
Posted 4/9/2011
Chuck Davis of Letterhead Fonts explains how to make sure viewers are getting the message by making sure the letter spacing in your design is correct, because, "While kerning is quite a simple task, few designers take the time to actually do it (or do it correctly.)"
Category: Articles | Typography FREE!

Match the Font to the Task by Chuck Davis Posted 2/18/2011  
Don't hammer that bolt—hand me the wrench! Chuck Davis, founder of Letterhead Fonts, explains the importance of choosing the right font for your design project and why stretching and condensing letters to fit the space is not always the answer.
Category: Articles | Typography FREE!



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