Font Research

These are some examples of fonts that I found on the website: dafont.com

This font wouldn’t really be very suitable for my pop genre. It doesn’t suit the playful, fun genre- this font is more serious and stubborn and would be more suited to an indie magazine as this font is more edgy.

This font is quite flowy and relaxed, fun and not too serious. However, I don’t think it would be the most ideal because it may look quite unprofessional. This is because it looks handwritten which would make the magazine look more personal but it would also make it not look like a serious and professionally produced magazine.

This font looks playful and exciting which would work for my magazine. However, this font looks a bit childish. It doesn’t look professional, it looks too careless and like a doodle, instead of a final design. It would make the ideal audience appear younger that aimed.

This font would work quite well for my magazine. The font is fun, playful as well as on trend. It would suit the audience fairy well and I think out of the four I have looked into, this one would work the most efficiently.