David Airey

Is it a bad/worrying sign that all this type is getting me excited?!

Seriously, good set of collections, thanks for compiling the links.

Thank for the every useful tips.

I appreciate very much all of the information you gave

Hi David,

Can’t wait to go through this collection. Thanks for putting it together. These sites like Flickr, Deviant Art and Behance are just an unfailing source of inspiration.

You’re all very welcome. Thanks for commenting.

Jonathan,

It’s not bad at all, and just shows you’re passionate — like me — about type.

Szabi,

Deviant Art and Behance are both fantastic too, I agree. Lately, when searching for a specific image, I’ve been visiting Flickr more often than Google’s image search. The quality is often much better.

Jacob,

I had to change my draft headline when Steven published that. :)

Thanks for the link David. i remember when I published my list and you mentioned that you had one similar in the drafts. Nice work.

Thanks, a lot, I particularly appreciate this one:
“Typography of the 50s”

Oh very cool! I love flickr groups and I’ve featured them before on my blog, too. There is just so much good inspiration out there! Sometimes it can be a little overwhelming…

Not seen most of these before. I really like the vintage and hand-drawn ones.

Definitely Stumbled and saved to delicious!

Gareth, Steve, Andrew, Charliend, eshark,

You’re all very welcome. Here’s hoping you have a great weekend.

Lauren,

Oddly, I missed John’s iLT group, very nice. If you do get a chance to try wood printing on the Vandercook, I hope you’ll share the results with us. I’ve really enjoyed your letterpress features on Creative Curio.

As for the Ajax Edit Comments, I’ll check to see if there’s an update. No idea why the plugin caused errors, and although they didn’t seem to disrupt the front-end, I’d prefer not to have incorrect code where possible. Don’t be shy about leaving typos however. They make the rest of us feel better. ;)

Thanks David for the outstanding resources that you bring usually right here!

I believe that Typography makes the most of any design. That is actually a great reference I have been always looking for.

David, you forgot my group International Typographic Style.

Looks like I should check those out too :) Looks promising – thx!

Can’t wait to go through these all. Appreciate the effort of putting it together!
Thanks!

talk about eye candy, beautiful to look at, good enough to eat – i find typography intoxicating – great share

Oh dear, Daniel. Sorry to read that! :)

Three more:

Typeface Identification
Post your found type and ask the local font snobs to help you ID the font(s) used.

Chromeography
In admiration of the metal logos and lettering affixed to mid-century automobiles and appliances.

Signpaintr
Dedicated to the lost art of sign painting and hand-drawn lettering.

The immense collection of type is amazing. Another, freshly started Philly Type collection to keep an eye on as well:

http://flickr.com/photos/kelshwilson/sets/72157608812614393/

Good luck with it, Chad. I like the painted warehouse.

Michael, you’re very welcome.

what a nice job you’ve done! you know i learn arabic and i found lots of new ideas for developping my calligrafy! thanx a lot! this is an unusual topic i mean fonts and scripts, but still very very useful for many of us!

You’re very welcome, Joanne. I’m pretty sure I came across an online tool that converted standard images into something similar to those through your link, but I can’t remember where. If it comes back to me I’ll leave another comment. Good luck.