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Although alphabetical listing is convenient, as a way of looking at typefaces it's not very helpful; this is because many typefaces don't actually look like what they're called.
Yet this is the way most commercial studios organise their large type libraries. |
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Memorising typeface names and matching them to a mental image of what the type looks like, is still important working practice for many graphic designers.
Click on a folder to see which typefaces are in it. Some letters are more popular, some less so. |
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