Different Fonts And Positioning Of Fonts

FONTS AND POSITIONING Robyn Gibson

I think for my digipak I will use this font style and colour because I think it fits the image and does not look to bold and out of place. I also think that it contrasts nicely with the image and because it looks hand written gives a indie feel to the image.

I do like this font style but I do not think it fits the image very well and does not suggest any particular connotations with the image. I also feel that the white looks to bold in front of the image.

I do not like the positioning of this text as the whisper is not central with the Lua text I also dislike the font style as it looks too bold and

I like how simplistic this font style is and I think it contrasts nicely with the background. I think by using this style of font and sizing it balances the

I do not like the positioning of the font on this image because I think it contrasts too much against the green background. I think this also draws attention away from the overall image and think it would be better positioned else where.

I like the font style with this image because it contrasts nicely with the tree blanches and with the white colouring. I feel as though the font is too large and is neither central to the image nor does it not look correct in the positioning.

I don’t particularly like the positioning of this text as it is not central to the image and looks too spaced between the text. I also think that there is to much of the image in the shot so wouldn’t be suitable as a disc front cover.

I like the positioning of this text as it looks central to the image and the Lua name is in the centre of the Whisper album title.