114.psd Type is a simple typography designed by Emilio Gomariz. The idea for this type came in when seeing that this operative system memorizes the position of any file or window when he minimize and maximize it. So he created 114 photoshop files. Then I placed and ordered the files in the right position before minimizing them on the dock. And finally he captured the screen maximizing every file. Awesome.

A Girl Named Tor’s “Field Guide to Typestaches” illustrates all the facial hair options that can be attained through clever typography.

A brilliant series by illustrator/graphic designer Dan Beckemeyer, that uses the ampersand to represent foods that are almost always associated, like peanut butter and jelly or hamburger and fries. Awesome stuff.

Are you a graphic designer? Do you know the difference between a font and a typeface? Do your eyes light up when conversations turn to ems, kerning, and baseline grids? If you answered yes to these questions, then The Typography Manual for the iPhone and iPod Touch is for you!

A note which most designers would wanna pin it to their clients head. Sweet

Ever encounter times where you are frantically looking for a specific typeface for the right project? Fret not as Flowchart for choosing a typeface is here to save the day. Funny and useful by Danish Julian Hansen.

ILoveTypography has a message for Adobe:

Dear Adobe, Please give Photoshop a GLYPHS Palette.

A long awaited wish for most photoshop fanatic out there.