Typographic Tarot gives you a thought for the day. It’s a tool that gives you something to meditate on today. It uses the Major Arcana tarot cards.
Each card meaning has been paired with a typeface. What does the typeface communicate to you beyond the words? Consider this while you read.
Which mince pie would you eat? Which one wouldn’t you eat?
What would they taste like?
The Bookwise Owl @BookwiseOwl
“E. It’s unfussy and no-nonsense, much like mince pies!”
Claire @ClaireFPalmer (via Twitter)
“C Festive and full of posh booze”
Allyn @AllynGR
“E: It looks like it’s going to taste traditional but with a modern twist, perhaps stripped down to key flavours, or an interesting new one. I guess because the font is thin it looks like the pie is not going to be too stodgy. The other fonts all looked either to fat or too fussy”
Win Fontosaur giveaway packs
Fontosaur: When dinosaur fonts roamed the Earth
There are 20 free giveaway packs up for grabs to celebrate the launch of the exciting new typographic colouring books for children Fontosaur: When dinosaur fonts roamed the Earth.
Type Tasting Blog 
Sanjay Mitra @shonlerock
“Would eat a) traditional looking font, Dickensian, fruity, icing sugar. c) trad. appeal, . d) no, looks fun, 70s, but don’t get feeling of quality, little filling. f) could go either way: cheap rubbish, or potentially high quality, large and deep filled. b and e no opinion.”