
Fantastic use of the Eurostile typeface — but so much pink.

From The East London Theatre Archive, a collection of nearly 15,000 playbills, programmes, press cuttings and photographs. Great resource for a Victorian typography enthusiast like myself.
At IKEA. The Verdana, the horror.

From the Manuel Typographique, utile Aux Gens de Lettres, published in 1766. That was a good year for quaint pointy hands. (Though of course they weren’t quaint back then.)
Not only is Typedia a very attractively designed resource site, the owners and designers have very generously shared an insight into the creation of the site logo. A great example of the professional back and forth that can go on with any creative project.
Comic Sans: the go-to font for that “written-in-own-faeces” look
Ah, Microsoft Word… only a mother could love your default heading styles. Like a Tourettes fit in a type foundry.
Have you ever wondered if the fonts used on the maps in the Indiana Jones travel montage sequences are historically synchronistic? To my shame, I hadn't either. Now I'm wondering if they had Franklin Gothic in that galaxy far, far away.