Music Magazine Double page spread title fonts

For my double page spread title I want the name to come across as fun and exciting, so to reach this I have decided to use a font that is cursive and sophisticated at the same time. The word included within the font will be “Stephanie”. I want the font that I choose for the artist’s name to be one that will stand out from the rest of the fonts that will be used wihtin my article that will be very straight forward and easy to read. The examples that I have chosen so far as applicaple for the title are the following:

This is Because I am Happy by Emily Spadoni from Dafont. Com. I like the effect of this font because it looks very natural, innocent and creative due to it being a cursive and thin with the lines that are used.

This is Strawberry Wipped Cream by Emily Spadoni from Dafont. Com. Even though this font is similar to the first one I do like it due to the stronger impact it makes when you first see it. This si sdue to the darker and more defined lines.

This is Riot Squad by Nick’s Fonts on Dafont.com. I like the cirlcuar feel for this font on each of the letters. I feel that it makes it easier to read as well as with the continuous linkage between the letters I feel it makes the name flow well together.

This is Great Victorian by Dharma Type on Dafont.com. I reall like this font due to how different it is to the others I have selected. I feel that this is sophisitcated and young at the same time, due to the stong structure of the letters, but with the small

little growths like buds on a tree growing.

This is Riesling by Bright Ideas on Dafont.com. I really like this piece and am attracted to it due to the simplistic look it has. The use of the soft lines refelcts youth, so it relates to the young model I have used as my artist. Also the use of the curves can relate to the models imageand her natural very curly hair.

This is Janda uirky girl by Kimberly Geswin from Dafont.com. When I first saw this font I really likes it due to the S looking a bit like a trebbleclef, but now that I see it with all pf the other fonts I feel it doesn’t have the same impacdt as the others as the rest of it just looks too simple.

This is Cirkus by Evans Unique Fonts on Dafont.com. Even though this is a very simple font I like the very equal letter spanse, along with the smaller details . I love the use of the thick lines that do change in depth throughout the whole font.

This is Romana Caps Classic Squares by Mandfred Klein on Dafont.com. I chose this one due to the complete contrast of it compaered to the other fonts I have chosen. I reall love how bold this is and how eye catching it is, which means it will have a large impact when sat on the page

because it is so bold. The use of the individual tiles creates a strong look which creates a more edgy vibe, which I don’t feel will go with the look I am mainly thinking of for my double page spread but I am going to ask people who are withint the target audience which one they prefer and why.