Since I occassionally dabble with graphics and web design, I tend to collect fonts. But I’m just a hobbiest, not a professional designer, so I usually can’t justify purchasing professional font sets. So I bookmark the occassional “free fonts” website. Which is why I’m glad I found out about FontLeech: The Free Font Blog.
Hey, look — it’s powered by WordPress. Awesome. 
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I found that dafont.com also offered some really nice fonts for free too.
Check it out!
http://www.talkingfonts.com
this is a nice resource site for fonts. contains over 40,000 fonts.
http://www.fontx.com
Hey, can anyone help? I’m looking for a font and I know what it looks like but the name escapes me.
Its retro looking and you see it on a lot of teen t-shirts. Its got 3 outlines per letter. the outlines don’t close.
This is a new font site which also shows font by licensing, good for open source projects.
http://penguinfonts.com