There are two things that I will always geek out on: comic books and typography. I can talk for hours about either. And when I can geek out on both at the same time? That’s my definition of ...

It might seem like there are loads of different font types, but the key ones to start with are: serif, sans-serif, script, monospace and display (plus a few sub-categories we'll get to in due course).

On the right you can see a sans-serif font. Serif fonts are typically used for printed matter, while sans serifs are more suited for screen-based type.

01. Futura One of the most popular typefaces of the decade, among those we spoke to for this article, was geometric sans-serif Futura, designed by Paul Renner and released commercially in 1927.

If there is one style of corporate branding that defines the 2010s, it is this: sans-serif lettering, neatly presented in black, white, and ultra-flat colors. Cobalt, for example.

In typography, a serif is an extra line or embellishment at the end of the main strokes of a letter. Times New Roman, named for the British newspaper that commissioned its design, is a popular ...

Shorai Sans is a geometric sans serif that retains subtle nuances, and nearly unlimited applicability in a broad range of uses, from publishing and advertising to websites and tech. WOBURN, Mass ...

This "international style" of typography continued for years afterwards, a fitting solution for the increasing complexity of the Olympics' graphic needs, but also in keeping with the rise of the ...

The previous Burberry logo — a streamlined, sans-serif treatment created by Peter Saville — in a London storefront. Under the brand’s new designer, the logo sprouted feet (or serifs, rather).