Comments on: So Here’s the Problem http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/ The free font blog. Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:29:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Gerald Lange http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-3077 Mon, 23 Jan 2006 03:57:22 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-3077 The end of free fonts could easily have been predicted. One word. OpenType. Gerald The end of free fonts could easily have been predicted. One word. OpenType.

Gerald

]]> by: kemie http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-2742 Wed, 28 Dec 2005 01:14:43 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-2742 i love this site. however, there is still much unexplored out there. be glad to share my 10 years of free font link collecting, and my personal font site, http://www.pixilate.com i love this site. however, there is still much unexplored out there.
be glad to share my 10 years of free font link collecting, and my personal font site, http://www.pixilate.com

]]> by: Guillem Catala http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-2523 Thu, 15 Dec 2005 19:18:22 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-2523 don't forget this site for <a href="http://www.fontreactor.com/en" rel="nofollow">download fonts</a> it's not new but one of my favs, what do you think? don’t forget this site for download fonts it’s not new but one of my favs, what do you think?

]]> by: lazlo http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1734 Sat, 22 Oct 2005 00:14:12 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1734 Here is a link to what I consider to be the most in-depth font site going. A truly unique site that has been around for at least 6+ years. Continuously updated but the look never changes, just hundreds of pages and links about fonts. On Snots and Fonts http://jeff.cs.mcgill.ca/~luc/fonts.html Free fonts listed an so much more... Here is a link to what I consider to be the most in-depth font site going. A truly unique site that has been around for at least 6+ years. Continuously updated but the look never changes, just hundreds of pages and links about fonts.

On Snots and Fonts
http://jeff.cs.mcgill.ca/~luc/fonts.html

Free fonts listed an so much more…

]]> by: Kevan http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1680 Fri, 14 Oct 2005 06:56:48 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1680 So has anyone started where this blog left off? Lots of great ideas and comments and suggestions here. . . Joey? You there man? So has anyone started where this blog left off? Lots of great ideas and comments and suggestions here. . . Joey? You there man?

]]> by: Allan White http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1288 Tue, 06 Sep 2005 17:16:50 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1288 Gill can't hold a candle to Scala! I cannot for the life of me understand how Gill gained such prominence. Scala is classic - in both sans and serif. My only critique of Scala is that I, um, overused it in the late nineties. =) Gill can’t hold a candle to Scala! I cannot for the life of me understand how Gill gained such prominence. Scala is classic - in both sans and serif. My only critique of Scala is that I, um, overused it in the late nineties. =)

]]> by: Christian Watson http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1280 Mon, 05 Sep 2005 18:39:36 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1280 If you are running out of free fonts to add, why not start a category about commercial fonts. You could break it down further by price. I'm sure many people would be interested in learning about cheap fonts, in the same way that iStockPhoto is a great resource for cheap photos. I think most web designers are okay with paying something for a font, just not too much. If you are running out of free fonts to add, why not start a category about commercial fonts. You could break it down further by price.

I’m sure many people would be interested in learning about cheap fonts, in the same way that iStockPhoto is a great resource for cheap photos. I think most web designers are okay with paying something for a font, just not too much.

]]> by: Dinsdale http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1146 Wed, 24 Aug 2005 04:43:13 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1146 Another potentially interesting topic for at least one entry: Font combinations. Today I was playing around and discovered that a font I thought I would never have any reason to use simply because it clashes with everything actually complements a couple of fonts I picked up from links in this very blog: I Blame My Parents... BD Bardust LVDC IKKOUE Sure, none of them are "easy reading" but should your need for legibility ever be surpassed by your need for a lot of crazy angles... Another potentially interesting topic for at least one entry: Font combinations.

Today I was playing around and discovered that a font I thought I would never have any reason to use simply because it clashes with everything actually complements a couple of fonts I picked up from links in this very blog:

I Blame My Parents…
BD Bardust
LVDC IKKOUE

Sure, none of them are “easy reading” but should your need for legibility ever be surpassed by your need for a lot of crazy angles…

]]> by: reggie http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1142 Tue, 23 Aug 2005 20:55:43 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1142 Abandoned blogs are kind of sad... Abandoned blogs are kind of sad…

]]> by: Francis Franck http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1125 Mon, 22 Aug 2005 13:24:37 +0000 http://fontleech.com/06/21/2005/so-heres-the-problem/#comment-1125 While we're waiting for new site listings, there's an interesting new font at a site you're probably already familiar with: http://www.chank.com/freefont_detail.php?sku=1095 It's a weathered blackletter reminding of early 20th-century German posters, signs, etc. While we’re waiting for new site listings, there’s an interesting new font at a site you’re probably already familiar with:

http://www.chank.com/freefont_detail.php?sku=1095

It’s a weathered blackletter reminding of early 20th-century German posters, signs, etc.

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