Fonts

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FONTS Cameron Tubb

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FONTSCameron Tubb

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Why I need a good FONT

In my magazine I need a great font for my magazine name because this is one of the main points and places on the magazine front cover, this is because it’s the first things that gets your attention when you look at the magazine cover.

In conclusion all of the fonts I have chosen have the potential but some are better than others and I wanted to see what people prefered

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This font has straight lines making it look sharp but informal due to the factthat some of the font has been cut away to make it look different. Its bold sharp edges make it stand out of the page. The san serif font means that its not going to be used in a formal magazine.

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Sharp and straight with 90 degree angles. This make it very effective. Its informal as is it couldn't be used in formal situation.

The fact it is 3D give the text depth.

The san serif font suggest its not going to be used in a formal magazine. This would fit perfectly in my magazine as its not formal.

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This font is very unusual as its broken up like shattered glass. Its very Bold and the abstract. This would be good for my DUBSTEP magazine as it is very different. Its very sharp with the letter made up of different shapes.

This font is san serif making it informal and perfect for magazine.

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This font looks like it has been painted on making it look child like. This is very informal because it is a san serif font. The brush look would also work well with my magazine as it look extremely cool and different.

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This font looks warn out like part of it has been rubbed away this gives a unique look. The font could not be used in a formal magazine as it is a san serif font and it wouldn’t fit in. On the other hand it would fit in with my magazine as it’s a unique music magazine.