![]() Paul: When you start out with “No offense…” and follow up with “Do yourselves a favour…”? Yeah, that’s snotty.Īnd if the list included such well-known stalwarts as Garamond and Caslon the author would no doubt have received equally snotty remarks about stating the obvious. I understand that the fonts are free, I was simply pointing out that with the constant flood of free fonts on the market we are losing sight of true elegance in type design. I didn’t see my comment as being ‘snotty’. Thanks for pointing out Archer…shouldn’t have left that one out. Do yourself a favor and figure out the purpose of an article before writing something snotty in the comments. Duh at 10:07 AM it’s 30 elegant *free* serif fonts, the ones you mention are not free. ![]() Check the link to feast your eyes on true beauty (especially in bold): But you left out on of the most beautiful serif typefaces there is, Archer. There is a great showcase of Museo here: įrom this list Novello and Alexandria are probably the only ones I would use. Thanks for the post, I tend to use Museo quite a bit recently. Do yourselves a favour and take a look at some of the masters of type design. ![]() Where are the classics like Baskerville, Caslon, Goudy, Bembo? All truly elegant not to mention Garamond, Jenson and Joanna all well established (Garamond was designed in the 1540s) truly elegant fonts. No offense but I wouldn’t call too many of these fonts elegant, while I wouldn’t call Museo a serif font at all. These are stunning! I personally love serif fonts, as I believe sans serif’s are getting overused and killed. ![]() Great resource, hadn’t seen a couple of these before so thanks for the share □ ![]()
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