Friday, 22 November 2013
Examples of Typestyles and Fonts
The whole of my magazine is following the Vintage pastel theme. The font should contrast with this and match the whole aims for the magazine. I selected a few fonts, some would look good and are suitable but others probably wouldn't be desired. Here the ones I'd like to use are, Always On My Heart, Jenna Sue, Little Bird and Callie Hand.
I think these fonts are nice and vintage looking but, some may not be bold and or wouldn't entirely be seen properly, leaving out it's possible full potential.
Also in Pop magazines the fonts often arn't black or white they link into the colour scheme and portray a certain colour within that. For example;
In a bright pink colour such as this one, it would link into the scheme and also would appeal to the readers because pink is an iconic feminine colour.
A blue colour like this would also be used however, it may be hard to read properly if looking from a distance.
A neon green colour would also be used however it isn't as feminine as other colours meaning it wouldn't appeal to the all girl target base.
The main conventional fonts I am going to use are bold and plain because it's simpler to read and it is typically what you'd expect to see.
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