253 - Fonts

1. What the Font! Use this application to figure out the name of a font you want to use.

2. Lookalikes Since commercial fonts are often pretty expensive, use this site to find another font that looks close enough to make a good substitute for the real thing.

3. Are They Bootlegs After you have a few names for the font you want to use, search this site (or scour google) for one of those names.

4. Novelty If you need something to match a style but don't have a specific font in mind, you can look through dafont or simplythebest to find something useful.

5. Tack-O-Rama Tackorama has a lot of good fonts (as well as clipart and other images) divided up by specific eras.