Where do you buy your fonts

[Jay Henley]

Where do you buy your fonts. I found one I like at fonts.com but was shocked at how expensive it was. Are all the fonts sites about the same or do you find some a lot less expensive than others?

[Davidtxs]

I have gotten a ton off of this site
and its all free
http://1001freefonts.com/

[Daniel Bates]

I bought a CD with some 500 fonts on it a while back, and maybe 20 of them are any good. It was a cheap CD though...

[Jay Henley]

thanks, I will check it out. I saw it on google but did not go to it earlier.

Originally Posted by Davidtxs

I have gotten a ton off of this site
and its all free
http://1001freefonts.com/

[Jay Henley]

yeah, that is what I have. I think I bought it at office depot a couple of years ago.

Originally Posted by Daniel Bates

I bought a CD with some 500 fonts on it a while back, and maybe 20 of them are any good. It was a cheap CD though...

[LSCSN.com]

Yeah there are a TON of free font sizes. There is even a site where you can search for a font that you don't know the name of. You answer a bunch of questions about the font and then it gives you a list of fonts that you may be looking for. I can't remember what the name of it was, but it was fantastic!

[Daniel Bates]

I think that was this: http://www.identifont.com/identify.html

[LSCSN.com]

That wasn't the same one, but it would probably do the same thing :)

[Sonny]

here are a two more good ones if you're interested

http://www.dafont.com/

http://www.highfonts.com/freefonts.asp?f=0

[Lax]

Fontifier is pretty cool. Turn your handwriting or some other style into a font.

You get to see an example before you buy it. Just scan the page they give you to write on.

http://www.fontifier.com/

[HOUSCOUS]

I used to go to sf.net and find fonts there.

[Janice_d]

OK NICK...that Fontifier is awesome... I had to try it.. and I created my own font.. which I must admit.. Needs some improvement... no wonder I Type things out..LOL...Janice