We have compiled a short list of 26 fonts (A-Z), this is a small, but free selection.
Be sure to read the license agreement as some are only free for personal use.

It has been around for a long time – but always surprised how many creatives are not aware of Adobe TV.

Whether you are a Film Editor, Graphic Design, Illustrator or Fashion Designer, there is useful stuff here. The only problem will be finding the time to watch the online tutorials.

Want to get online, but have not got the time to invest in learning all things web?

Do not despair, there are a number of easy to use services you can use to build an effective online presence. Many are totally free, whilst others you pay a small fee. Below we have listed just some of the options.

The Behance Network

Perhaps the world’s leading platform for creative professionals across all industries. Members build multi-media portfolios that display their work. Millions of visitors – including recruiters, top creative companies, editors, and more – come to Behance to see the incredible content and find talent to hire.

Carbonmade

With Carbonmade, you can manage your online portfolio with a variety of tools that allow you to change how you display your work. The core idea behind the design of Carbonmade is to keep your images or video at the forefront.

Adobe Photoshop, or simply Photoshop, is a graphics editing program developed and published by Adobe Systems. It is the current market leader for commercial bitmap and image manipulation software, and is the flagship product of Adobe Systems. Used by the majority of creatives, and a piece of software which you are unlikely to ever know in its entirety as a different work flow is used by Web Designers compared to Illustrators or Fashion Designers.

Over the course of history, many standards have existed for paper sizes, and many still exist in different parts of the world. Howerver there are now two systems in use by the majority of people.

The International Standard (ISO) and North American sizes.
Sizes are documented extensively at sites such as Wikepedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_size

Below are the basic ‘A’ sizes which you will most probably want to use when preparing artwork to submit to Giraffecards. In particular we print with A5 and A6 from the ‘A’ series. We additionally use DL (210 x 99mm) and business card (85 x 55mm) sizes.

Name	mm	inches
A0	841 x 1189	33.1 x 46.8
A1	594 x 841	23.4 x 33.1
A2	420 x 594	16.5 x 23.4
A3	297 x 420	11.7 x 16.5
A4	210 x 297	8.3 x 11.7
A5	148 x 210	5.8 x 8.3
A6	105 x 148	4.1 x 5.8
A7	74 x 105	2.9 x 4.1
A8	52 x 74	2.1 x 2.9
B0	1000 x 1414	39.4 x 55.7
B1	707 x 1000	27.8 x 39.4
B2	500 x 707	19.7 x 27.8
B3	353 x 500	13.9 x 19.7
B4	250 x 353	9.8 x 13.9
B5	176 x 250	6.9 x 9.8
B6	125 x 176	4.9 x 6.9
B7	88 x 125	3.5 x 4.9
B8	62 x 88	2.4 x 3.5
C0	917 x 1296	36.1 x 51.0
C1	648 x 917	25.5 x 36.1
C2	458 x 648	18.0 x 25.5
C3	324 x 458	12.8 x 18.0
C4	229 x 324	9.0 x 12.8
C5	162 x 229	6.4 x 9.0
C6	114 x 162	4.5 x 6.4
C7	81 x 114	3.2 x 4.5
C8	57 x 81	2.2 x 3.2
Letter	216 x 280	8.5 x 11.0
Legal	216 x 356	8.5 x 14.0
Half Letter	140 x 216	5.5 x 8.5
Executive	184 x 267	7.25 x10.5
Govt. Legal	216 x 330	8.5 x 13.0
Govt. Letter	203 x 267	8.0 x 10.5
F4	210 x 330	8.27 x 13.0
Broadsheet	457 x 610	18.0 x 24.00

Ever seen a really nice piece of type and wanted to know ‘What the Font’.

The people over at myfonts.com have a nice solution.
Submit an image to WhatTheFont to find the closest matches in our database.

http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/