[OpenFontLibrary] Fwd: Great Font Combos and Great Web Typography: Kernest Konstellations

[Dave Crossland]

Hi,

This is a very interesting business model I didn't expect, although
matching font families for good typography is certainly a skill that
many web designers didn't learn well and will need to learn sa web
fonts take off.

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From: Garrick Van Buren <garrick at kernest.com>
Date: 29 October 2010 17:29
Subject: Great Font Combos and Great Web Typography: Kernest Konstellations
To: "dave at lab6.com" <dave at lab6.com>


Hi, Garrick here from Kernest.com

The challenge with making inspiring web typography isn't in picking
one font - it's in picking the second font and third font.

To help you feel more confident using a combination of fonts in
your websites - I created Kernest Konstellations.
http://kernest.com/konstellations

Each and every month, I'll pick 3-5 web fonts that go great together,
create an example web page highlighting this Konstellation.
Then email you all of it; the example web page, the css, and
all the font formats you'll need.

Everything.

Join Konstellations just $25 for 3 months (less than $9 per month).
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=3L24ASQYHGP7Y


Want an example?
Download Kernest Konstellation #0 - "Flouris"
http://kernest.com/kernest-konstellation-0.zip


On Twitter? Kernest is as well
http://twitter.com/kernest


Forward this message
http://kernest.forwardtomyfriend.com/y/njielhhr/DB9C1891/qlikyk/l


Thanks and send over any questions you have about Konstellations
or Kernest,

Garrick Van Buren
Founder, Kernest.com
garrick at kernest.com

You've received this email because you signed up with Kernest.com
to download a font, consolidate fonts with a website project, or
use a pay font on your website. In all those ways, I thank you for
using Kernest.