Forensics professionals pay a great deal of attention about what fonts to use in courtroom exhibits concerning or reproducing digital evidence. To quote a paper by Fred Cohen & Associates of the California Sciences Institute [abstract below] “fonts for forensics are less about the beauty of the presentation and more about the tradeoff between readability and being definitive about what is present.” Specifically, from a presentation by Cohen at SADFE, the Systematic Approaches to Digital Forensic Engineering in 2010:
Fiery Font Friday

From fontsinuse.com.
Ok, how cool is this? Look at all those fonts!
Seriously, folks, that’s a lot of fonts, but there are so many they become kind of a pattern, and it somehow works. Don’t try this at home. With excellent commentary by Peiran Tan about Chinese fonts. Continue reading “Fiery Font Friday”
Free fonts from Fontfabric.com
Free fonts from Fontfabric.com
Typography from House Industries: “Alphabets & Things”
Worthe Numerals as fonts or Photo-Lettering settings.
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