134 Responses to “30 Fonts That ALL Designers Must Know & Should Own”

1. By Sumesh (5 comments) on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

   Nice list, and dugg. But I’m disappointed that you don’t have links to the fonts.

   I’m not the typical Digg crowd, but those that are digg crowd-ish, will bury you for that Google AdSense unit. I have experience that suggests that you should remove them or else be buried (you won’t get much clicks from diggers, SU is better).

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2. By inspirationbit (47 comments) on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

   hehe… I’ve started writing a post on these 30 fonts last year, but somehow left it in my Drafts and never got back to it. I do like your approach and brief notes on when each of these types works the best.

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3. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

   Thanks Sumesh, I have added new links. The adsense ads are only there to cover my hosting costs but maybe that is why I have not been as successful on Digg as other social media sites.

   Vivien, well I ’spose slow and steady didn’t win the race this time

4. By Digital Revolutions (1 comments) on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

   Nice list. I’m not a big fan of the serif fonts, but the sans-serif are top notch

5. By keetano (1 comments) on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

   ha… most of them look the same. i not agreee with the list.

6. By mike (8 comments) on Mar 3, 2008 | Reply

   cool, I always wondered the difference between sans-serif and serif I just never cared enough to actually look it up.

   thanks to your convenient wiki links, I learned today so thank you.

7. By Ric (2 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

   I take it you limit yourself to only one specific type of design then?

   Nowhere near enough diversity in this font list, although I will admit there are some absolute necessities in there.

   Ric.

8. By Zachary Forrest (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

   I’m going to have to disagree concerning Trajan. It’s used too much.

9. By Eugene (2 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

   This post sucks. Why?

   1) its called “30 Fonts That ALL Designers Must Own” but you could not find a preview for Bodoni (don’t you OWN the fonts?).

   2) Showing the name of the font in preview? Seriosly, how does the rest of the font look like? next time try with “The Quick Brown Fox…”

   3) Vag Rounded on instruction manuals?

   Burried

10. By Vinay (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    I wish you included a link to download them! No wonder people come form Digg for it getting disappoint only seeing a review!

    Good Luck
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11. By Jeff Ledoux (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    I personally LOVE Comic Sans. Very versatile.

12. By Bigalow (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    I have been looking for a font with an over sized period (.) Anyone know where to find one?

13. By Adrian (2 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Great selection of fonts. And is interesting how you specify the way that these can and are used. A font that i really like that was not included in the sans-serif font is Interstate, a very clean and readable typeface that can be used in a number of ways. I am not sure if it a font a designer MUST own, but it is in my list of top sans serif font.

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14. By Andrew (12 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    These choices seem almost too obvious to me… but it’s a good list nonetheless.

15. By miro (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Great lineup of fonts, I have a standard attitude towards fonts that cost hundreds of dollars, there are so many nice ones available for free, so I would never pay for a font, got to keep the cost down for the client.

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16. By Wisefool9 (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Well, I agree with many of the selections I disagree with a few as well. I know they’re culled from a book, so please don’t think I’m criticizing you, but the original authors.

    Courier? Seriously? I could go my entire life without using a monospaced font. If we want technical, typewriter-styled fonts there are quite a few others out there that are not kerned so horribly.

    I personally don’t see the need for Bell Centennial ever, since there are many quite good fonts out there that will suit its purpose.

    Meta…and don’t get me wrong I friggin LOVE meta, is quite trend laden, and isn’t a lifetime type of font like Garamon or Sabon. Meta’s was back ‘in’ last year, so expect it to be ‘out’ for 2008.

    And I’d completely disagree with them regarding Times. Nobody ‘needs’ Times New Roman, but it’s ubiquity simply means we’ll never get rid of it. For you aspiring typographers out there, anything where Times will suit, try Minion or Garamond instead.

    I’m surprised that there isn’t a single ‘web friendly’ font like Georgia or Verdana in the list. These fonts are important because they are designed better for on-screen reading compared to others (turn of anti-alising on your system and look at these fonts…they’re still legible at nearly every size, now look at Garamond without it…yuck.) which is critical today, and will definitely be needed for a lifetime.

17. By Ryo (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Really nice article. Don’t worry about the adsense words. That won’t prevent you from getting popular on Digg…it’s mostly hit or miss. Adsense ads are the least obtrusive. For everything else, most digg users us adblock.

    Nice work and congrats on making it to the front page.

18. By Jamie (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Nice list but some of these are incredibly expensive, $695.00 for the Akzidenz-Grotesk BE Collection? Not all designers can afford all of these so I don’t particularly agree with the ‘must own’ part but I must admit I sure want them!

19. By ben Whitehouse (3 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Nice list. 3 favorite or missing fonts would be; Clearview, Garamond 3 which is a better cut that Adobe Garamond, and the incomparable Scala Sans.

20. By ed (4 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    no script font?

21. By John Van Herck (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    I would have liked to see information on the licenses covering usages of such fonts. None seem to be free.

22. By Daniel (6 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    nice fonts selected! A personal one I would add is FF Meta Serif. A new font, however fantastically designed.

23. By jive (2 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    It would be nice if the Serif fonts listed if they have small caps for numbers. (Georgia has small caps for numbers).

    jive’s last blog post..Royalty Free Sounds

24. By Joe (7 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    It seems like most of the serifs were found in an Adobe font list. I like the list of sans much better, they can be much more useful/fun.

25. By Yonah (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Best fonts? Why? By who’s metric? What justifies these as the “BEST”? Simply your say so?

26. By whatthecrap? (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    WHAT?!?! Papyrus isn’t #1???
    What a crock…

    

27. By Ryan (10 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    For Serif faces, I think ITC New Baskerville is one of the best transitional/modern serifs and needs to be part of every designer’s repetoire, and for slabs/Egyptians Rockwell deserves the spot more than the mono-spaced typewriter font Courier. It’s hard to quibble over the sans list. Maybe Thesis Sans deserves a look, and Gotham is a nice face, but with any list you can always find others to include.

28. By Regan (10 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Another tough day for your server huh Jacob?
    
    Regan’s last blog post..5 easy website improvements for small business owners

29. By Rick (3 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    I believe that the Gill Sans family has over-sized periods. Gill Sans Extra Bold for sure. My favorite font, hands down.

30. By Liza Kelley (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    What about Goudy Old Style??? If Caslon and Bembo are on here, Goudy Old Style’s gotta be.. it’s a classic!

31. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Thank you all for your comments!

    Digital Revolutions, What your preferred serif fonts?

    Keetano, What would your list include?

    Mike, Your welcome and judging by my stats, a lot of other people were in your position too.

    Ric, Thanks for your comments, the fonts are there to last a lifetime!

    Zachary, thanks for the movie link, twas great!

    Eugene, If we all had the money we would own the fonts or at least some of them.

    Vinay, I do not codone piracy.

    Jeff, Comic Sans Mmmm.

    Bigalow, oversized period eh?

    Adrian, interstate, nice choice… I don’t agree that this is a MUST own list but it sure is a good start and attention getter.

    Andrew, I got the list from a book.

    Miro, Depends on the quality of the client.

    Wisefool9, thanks for your long comment. I acan see where you are coming from on some of the things you brought up. Thanks!

    Ryo, Thanks… yeah I use adblock too, never see Google ads anyway. But it does cover server costs.

    Jamie, I agree with you there especially as a student. Maybe I should have changed the title.

    Ben Whitehouse, Thanks for your font suggestions.

    Ed, Nope no scripts here.

    John, Licenses are found on the linked pages.

    Daniel, Thanks for your contribution,

    Jive, Well every font is unique!

    Joe, Each to their own.

    Yonah, SEO that is all.

    Ryan, Thanks for your contribution… not so sure about Rockwell. Gotham is nice though

    Regan, Tell me about it! 40,000 visitors in 10 hours! Solid Internet (my hosts) got it sorted out pretty quick though.

    Rick, Why is it your favourite font?

    Liza, I would have to ask the authors who compiled the list why it was not included. Must have been hard to narrow it down to just 30 out of the thousands of fonts available today.

    Thanks again everyone for the comments and to the other 350+ who commented on Digg.

32. By Jack Yan (2 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Jacob, I was a little surprised that your commenters did not pick up one error: your Lucida sample is not set in Lucida, but in Excelsior. Not that I mind: I am not a huge fan of some of the Lucida subfamilies.

    On your choices themselves, this collection is not a bad mixture. These families are good workhorses.

    Favourites for me would be Jean-François Porchez’s Sabon Next (published by Linotype), Plantin and Century Old Style. For egyptians, Century Expanded remains one of my favourites.

    Sans serifs: we have an internal Swiss typeface which we tend to use instead of Helvetica, but since it’s not publicly available we can’t realistically count it.

33. By Chad | ProFreelancing (1 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Hey Jacob - cool list. I don’t do a lot of design, but I dabble here and there. Not big on a few of the fonts, but will try using most of the others a bit more. Thanks!

    Chad | ProFreelancing’s last blog post..Building Credibility as a Freelancer

34. By christian (2 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Aquí podréis hallar otra recopilación http://del.icio.us/yadgana/fonts

    Bye

35. By Josh (8 comments) on Mar 4, 2008 | Reply

    Good selection of fonts..

36. By Rachel M (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    I agree Digital Revolutions. These sans serif fonts are great however I feel that there are some great Serif Fonts that are missing out, in particular Adobe Jensen / Janson

37. By Luke Edwards (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    cool, sans serif is my most favourite font, it’s much better than times new roman or arial!! haha.

    i’ve learnt a lot, it’s got me to my special place once more

    thanks!

38. By sesebian (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    Thanks (:

39. By Lukas (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    Awesome List!
    Thank you very much for these. You got my bookmark!
    These fonts will be very handy for our web developers.
    We use Myriad a lot, and this will give us a good page to see more options.

40. By katibob (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    I really enjoyed your list, thanks. I do have to admit though, I hate Courier and don’t feel that it deserves a place on this list. But everyone has their own opinions, right :). I really enjoyed the serif fonts. It’s somtimes so hard to find a nice serif that isn’t Times…

41. By Felicity (2 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    The title of this page (in my browser) is “30 Best Fonts, Downloadable Fonts, Free Fonts, Cool Fonts for Designers,” yet as far as I can tell, all the links go to ITC, who charge for their fonts.

    Also, I don’t like most of those fonts. The only ones on that list that I like are Courier, Times, Trajan, and Helvetica. I could not disagree more with Wisefool9, who said that there is no need for Times; if I were the client, I would certainly not let the designer use Minion or Garamond in place of Times. ITC Garamond might be OK because its x-height is more than half its cap-height; regular Garamond is too distorted for me.

    Fonts that should be included? Let me check my font folder…A.C.M.E. Explosive is the only decent free comic book font; for money, Whizbang or Comicraft’s Gibbons. Everyone should have a good Souvenir, a good Benguiat, and a good Cooper Black for their retro needs. At least one decent calligraphy font is necessary; the best is RSLaserLondon, an outline version of the old London from the 1980s Macintosh “city fonts.” For simulating computer text, real, actual computer fonts are necessary, like OCR A Extended, November, PC Senior, and one of the many old-style video game fonts like Joystick/Emulator/Arcade. For typewriter fonts, VTCorona and American Typewriter. And here’s one that just recently came up in a project: ModeSeven. A friend of mine needed a font to make a video he was editing look like someone was changing channels on a TV, and he turned to me for advice. I used to have the right font, but after racking my brains I couldn’t think of its name, so I asked the LiveJournal community “fontaddicts,” and someone gave me the name. See the result here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvn6kvVLbjc

    (Edited to turn notification of followup comments on and replace HTML directed quotes with copied-and-pasted directed quotes. If post appears twice, please delete first version.)

42. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    Jack Yuan, good pointing out, I will have to fix that up. Please note I did not make the choices it was the authors of the book from where I got the source.

    Chad, your welcome.

    Christian, Thanks for the link up

    Josh, Thanks.

    Rachael, Everyone is entitled to their own opinion

    Luke, just for clarification ’sans-serif’ is not a font, it is a decription of how to classify a typeface.

    Sesebian, Your welcome

    Lukas, Your welcome, may your web developers have success.

    Katibob, it seems by looking at who has clicked which fonts the serif fonts were more popular.

    Felicity, yes the title is that, more for SEO purposes however some of the fonts are free but make sure you check on the licensing. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Thanks for your contribution with the other font styles, conv, some great ones in there. I think you chose the right font for the tv channel. You sound like a font addict yourself Hope you stick around, I value your contribution!

43. By Joris (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    Good stuff

44. By Ian Iorio (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    OH! And you totally forgot Century Gothic, maybe as a replacement for Din.

45. By Aditya Mukherjee (1 comments) on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    I’ll make two quick points here. First, I found this page through etc. (http://www.fortysomething.ca/mt/etc/archives/007242.php), and not Digg. I seriously believe no self-respecting blogger should ‘try’ to land on Digg. That’s the same way Dvorak writes technically and logically incorrect articles to ruffle up feathers, but get tremendous page views for PC World. If your posts are good, people will come, and this is the second time I’ve bumped through here … so yes, your posts are good.

    That cleared up, I would really suggest picking fonts (even though I know you didn’t pick these) which look good anti-aliased as well as aliased. The reason for that is different OSs handle aliasing in different ways. XP is terrible as kerning with anti-aliased turned on, while Vista is slightly better. You can’t turn it off in OS X at all. ‘Verdana’, ‘Georgia’ are industry standards and hence favourites of web designers. Microsoft added ‘Cambria’ which is also a font I love. I believe ‘Consolas’ (a rather inferior but manageable port of ‘Monaco’ of OS X) is the future of monospace fonts because it actually looks beautiful (something monospace fonts usually don’t).

    All that said, I loved ‘Clarendon’, ‘Stempel Schneidler’ and who doesn’t love ‘Helvetica’
    Aditya Mukherjee’s last blog post..Geek movies for ‘08

46. By PJ (7 comments) on Mar 6, 2008 | Reply

    Nice collection there, as a writer I have a great familiarity with Courier (especially Dark Courier). On the whole though, I definitely prefer the sans-serif fonts.

    PJ’s last blog post..Bernadot Studios

47. By Fred Winetown (1 comments) on Mar 6, 2008 | Reply

    Hey man, this is a great mix of goodie good fonts.

    You might wanna add Kozuka which is a superb font imo. URW Gothic(the whole set) is also very nice.

    Keep it up!

48. By kristarela (3 comments) on Mar 6, 2008 | Reply

    Good post. I like how you’ve illustrated each font - it makes it easy to see the differences between the fonts.

49. By Johan (9 comments) on Mar 10, 2008 | Reply

    Thanks for the tips!

    It helped me alot.

50. By Kris Holmes (1 comments) on Mar 11, 2008 | Reply

    I’m very flattered that you have included my design, Lucida, in your list! Thank you! One problem: the font that you show in the image is not Lucida.

51. By Dave (6 comments) on Mar 14, 2008 | Reply

    Here’s a site that allows you to choose from many different fonts to generate graphics. Good for trying out different fonts with different effects…http://www.smashupgrahpics.com

52. By Lee (2 comments) on Mar 18, 2008 | Reply

    Interesting list. Have you ever created your own font?

    My favorite is Bookman Old Style. Have you ever seen one similar to “Decorative Penmanship” (Cocoa Cola)?

53. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Mar 18, 2008 | Reply

    Hi Lee, not yet but I look forward to it… I am currently studying typography so will get around to it! Ah bookman old style, I was just working with that today in typography class. No I haven’t seen something similar… have you?

54. By Cale (2 comments) on Mar 22, 2008 | Reply

    It seems kind of pointless to say, “30 typefaces that all designers MUST own,” and then only include system fonts. Should have been called “30 typefaces all typesetters should own.” I don’t think Myriad or Courier should be on this list.

55. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Mar 22, 2008 | Reply

    Cale,
    Each is entitled to their own opinion The majority of that list is not system fonts and if they are I would like to know what system Mryriad is a great font I believe… each font has its own purpose.

56. By Cale (2 comments) on Mar 22, 2008 | Reply

    I do agree that everyone is entitled to there own opinion. I also believe that this list could have been better. Some of the fonts are so similar to one another, that I couldn’t really see a “must have” reason to purchase these fonts. If a font family runs you (generously) $100 per. you would be looking at a $3,000 purchase. If this guide is for entry level designers or non-designers, I would hate to send them in the wrong direction for such a large amount of money. All and all you could just change the title to “30 Tried and True Fonts.”

57. By Nick (11 comments) on Mar 26, 2008 | Reply

    Great article here. Some good advice on which fonts to use for which styles of writing. I’m starting up a blog either today or tomorrow, this is going to be very useful. Awesome!

58. By Alexander (3 comments) on Mar 26, 2008 | Reply

    Helvetica should not be on the list.

59. By kristarella (61 comments) on Mar 26, 2008 | Reply

    Ha! The typeface so revered they made a movie about it shouldn’t be on the list?
    Care to give a reason?

    kristarella’s last blog post..Top GIMP tutorial sites

60. By Kristine (11 comments) on Mar 30, 2008 | Reply

    Any suggestions on where to find how to purchase newer fonts for little or no fee? My budget is like….0.

61. By Alexander (3 comments) on Mar 30, 2008 | Reply

    kristarella: Because it’s too common - it’s used too much. Helvetica is about as exciting as gray asphalt, with the glow of a cheep convenience store. It should be banned, just like the incredibly ugly looking Comic Sans MS.

62. By Felicity (2 comments) on Mar 30, 2008 | Reply

    The reason fonts like Helvetica and Times get used so much is because they’re so perfect. There’s nothing wrong with using a font that’s been used a million times before if it’s the perfect font. There /is/ something wrong with using a funny-looking font just because it’s new or rarely used.

    Comic Sans gets a bad rap, but it’s just used in the wrong places. Used correctly it’s a beautiful font.

63. By kristarella (61 comments) on Mar 30, 2008 | Reply

    Kristine - dafont.com or Divide by zero are alright for free font, but remember that most of them have limited weights and styles (maybe no bold or italic) they might have characters missing (very unlikely to have a full character set with degree symbols and all that) and the creators probably didn’t spend hours checking all the kerning possibilities. Typefaces are expensive because they’re damn hard to make. That said, I’ve got a fair few of the free ones, they’re good for the occasional novelty.

    Alexander - you’re entitled to those feelings and thanks for sharing. I’m inclined to agree with Felicity that it’s a well done typeface that deserves to be used… not sure about the merits of Comic Sans though. It has been used and abused and I cringe when I see it.

    kristarella’s last blog post..Top GIMP tutorial sites

64. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Mar 30, 2008 | Reply

    Cale that is very true however do you see someone actually going out and buying every one of these fonts?

    Nick - Glad to be of help.

    Alexander - So do you believe it shouldn’t be on the list as it its too boring even though it is the most popular typeface ever to be made? Felicity had it summed up quite well. Thanks Felicity to getting here before me

    Kristine - Kristarella summed it up very well. Thanks for that Kristarella.

65. By petnos (6 comments) on Apr 2, 2008 | Reply

    great list. i didn’t know most of them before.

66. By Phil (3 comments) on Apr 2, 2008 | Reply

    Great post, thank you for taking the time to assemble it.

    I guess your first commenter “Sumesh” was wrong, 3006 Diggs, way to go!

67. By Wh33zy (1 comments) on Apr 3, 2008 | Reply

    This is a great site, I work for an IT Help Desk. This was a huge help when suggesting fonts to users. You get dugg for this article, but I dont mean to nit pick, there are a few spelling errors throughout the article. Nothing to big its just because of my teachers when I was in school. Making us spell check everything we ever did on the computer. Like i said digg worthy article. Nice work.

68. By Jacob Cass (634 comments) on Apr 4, 2008 | Reply

    Hi Wh33zy,
    No worries at all. I have fixed up all 3 (hopefully) spelling mistakes. I guess my spell checker wasn’t on that day! You may also want to check your grammar in your comment above. Hint: Apostrophe.

    So why do you need to suggest fonts to users in your job? Sounds like an interesting job description.

69. By Babs (1 comments) on Nov 6, 2008 | Reply

    I’ve been fond of Didot since I was forced to use it as my only font in a class 3 years ago.

70. By Gazikent (1 comments) on Nov 12, 2008 | Reply

    Good post. I like how you’ve illustrated each font - it makes it easy to see the differences between the fonts

71. By Hilaire (1 comments) on Nov 12, 2008 | Reply

    I won’t be using these fonts.

72. By 2009 Yerel Seçimleri (1 comments) on Nov 18, 2008 | Reply

    Great article here.

73. By Teknoloji (1 comments) on Nov 18, 2008 | Reply

    Helvetica should not be on the list.

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