typegoodness

Type and Font Inspiration from TypeGoodness – I only discovered TypeGoodness a few weeks ago, yet it is now become one of my most visited websites. Frequent updates, with articles covering many aspects of font and typography. An excellent variety of topics with the occasional free font for good measure.
Just when you thought you had an adequate selection of typographic and font related RSS feeds, new sites pop up without mercy. The incredible thing with the Internet is that there are so many doors still waiting to be unopened, by new unsuspecting people. Visit one new website, check out their blog roll and you nearly always find that next new ‘gem’. I make it my ritual, when I visit a brand new website or blog, to check out their recommended links or ‘friends blog roll’. It’s a great way to find those ‘underground’ or ‘niche’ websites and blogs.

This is how I came across Typegoodness. For the life of me I cannot recall with path lead me to find it, but I know it was through checking out the links recommended on other sites. And I realise it’s not a ‘new’ site per sai, and I am also sure many of you already have been aware of it. But for those that have not, I know you will enjoy it as much as I do.

I have linked back to TypeGoodness a number of times now on both my own website, ImJustCreative and my Tumblr and Posterous blogs.

About TypeGoodness

From the horses mouth so to speak: Typegoodness was created by Frederik Samuel to focus on all the beautiful typography around the world. This is a showcase, as well as a resource of inspiration and finding anything related to type. We cover anything from Digital, to Print, to showcasing free fonts.
You can also find TypeGoodness on Twitter

Submit Articles

As well as just reading articles, you can also sign-up to TypeGoodness and post your own articles. I have not yet done this, so am unsure about how easy it is to do so. But it’s something that could be worth checking out if tend to find new typographic treasures and like to share them with everyone else. If you have not yet visited TypeGoodness, then it could be worth doing. A healthy dose of archived posts will keep you busy for a while whilst you catch up.