Fonts

There's a good reason why Internet memes use the Impact typeface. "Vox" reveals why.

Nike has tapped London creatives Sawdust to create a custom font based on Kobe Bryant's Sheath logo.

Even Yeezy's typeface is way out of your pricerange.

We didn't think it could get any worse.

The designer, Christian Boer, has the disorder and made the font for the 10% of the world that is just like him.

According to one print company's calculations, using Comic Sans in printing is not only tacky, but it's destroying the Earth.

From obsessions with makeup to more scary addictions to cannabalism, "Addiction Font" recognizes some of the weirdest quirks out there.

Learn more about Nike's process of creating unique typefaces for your favorite soccer teams.

If the text isn't easy to read at a glance, it shouldn't be in a car.

BIC's latest project aims to document everyone's handwriting and composite them into a universal typeface.

A beautifully designed typeface celebrates Archimedes to Zworykin.

Those at Ryman Stationery fashioned Ryman Eco, a font that uses 33 percent less ink than standard fonts.

Shutting kids down with facts.

Find out which font you should be using to cut back on ink costs.

"Because Helvetica is sooo 2011."

No Comic Sans, though.

It's supposed to be more "professional."