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FONTS IN USE

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FONTS IN USE

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I like this type of font as it is simple but gives off a clean vibe, itshows simplicity but gives and edge with its unusualness of the use ofthe small dots on the I’s to the almost complicated looking ‘&’

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I don’t love this font, as it looks dated and oldwith the flicks on the y’s and B’s, it adds a moredated and vintage look to the front of a magazineand would more than likely apply to the olderaudience with its more sophisticated look

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I really like this simplicity of this font, but alsothe boldness and the way it works in manymagazines such as NME, it is very easy to workwith and different colours and backgrounds canbe applied to it and it still gives of a statementlook

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This font wouldn't’t be one that I wouldpersonally pick, the way that the lettering isvery close together would put me off this as itfeels like it would give off a more retro lookrather than an indie/alternative look.

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I really like this type of font and the way it looks very simple andclean looking, it is like a smaller version of franklin gothic but notin bold, it shows a look that would be workable with any type ofmagazine and background

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I do not like this type of font, as again the scripted style doesn't’tattract me to using it on the front of a magazine; it shows a very retroyet classical look, which also could be seen to be aimed at the moresenior generation

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This font style shows and edge to a simple design, it shows a veryindividual look which I very much like and I think it would be veryworkable with as it would look goo din different colours and sizes withdifferent backgrounds.

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This font style would look better on the front of a rockstyle magazine it is very out there and bold in adifferent way, it shows a quirky edge, which wouldn't’twork on the front of an alternative/indie magazine

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Again I like this simplicity of this type of font, I like the cleanedges that are applied and the way in which it is very workable inmany different ways

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I would say this is one of my most preferred font styles, as I likethis way in which it has the shadowing behind it and it still givesoff the same effective look as all the other fonts; it is alsoindividual and different to what is on the front of other magazinesbut would still stand out and look in place.