As a designer, typography is very important to me. It’s how I convey messages and how I catch the attention of the people I’m trying to give the information to. Typography is an art form in itself, with type artists forming beautiful characters to create famous fonts that are used across the world. Below I’ve created a list of fonts that everyone should own, as well as free fonts that you’ll also find interesting.

Using the right font for your full color brochure printing projects allows the reader to quickly understand the message you are trying to convey.

Hand drawn fonts or fonts in that style can really add a personal effect if used in the right way. On top of that, hand drawn fonts are very creative and nice to look at, and are a lovely addition to a font collection. Below are 30 of the best hand drawn fonts on the web today for your amusement and download.

And here we are again, children. A list of undeniably good fonts, this time, serif. That means, with the little curly things on the letters, remember? Anyway, click on through to see the list. Have an awesome time. Also, if you wouldn’t mind, why not visit some of our other articles? I’d love to get my Bounce Rate down on Google Analytics..

Sans Serif fonts dominate todays modern web, with their sharp edges and superb readability. However, from time to time we need a definitive list; a list that shows the highlights of such an incredible category of fonts. “Where?” I hear you cry. “Where can I find such a list?”. Well worry not, young designer, as we here at Webtint have put together such a list, a list of our 40 favorite (free) Sans Serif fonts.

Hit the break to see it in all of its glory.