Font ideas

When deciding the style of our font we conducted research into what type of style we want by looking at a font website and picking a few that we liked and then figuring out the type of font we wanted whether its thin, thick, bold or small, so we narrowed it down to 5 different types.
Font 1

This is the first choice of font for our ancillary poster, this is very thin, sleek and simple. We liked this because its bold but thin which is hard to find because often if something is thin then it means it doesn't stand out a much as we would want it to, but this design did both. The capitals also makes it bolder because it makes a bigger statement like this artist is important because of the capital letters.

Font 2

The font is completely different to the first font because it is thick and dark. This font is effective because it would stand out up against bright colours and any background which is good because we are planning to have graffiti with bright background for our products so this would really work well. However there is a drawback to this font which is it looks a little bit tacky and basic because the thickness is so drastic, which is one of the reasons why we wont be choosing this font.

Font 3

 



This font is very different to the typical font that would be seen on media products, it has the pencil effect and almost like a scratched look which could make her look very alternative and give her the edgy image we want for our artist. However up against colour this font might be covered up too much because he colour is slightly grey and very light it may not be as easy to see as a font that is completely black.

Font 4

This is the final font choice and the favourite choice for our artist, this is because it incorporates the thin effect in which we wanted and the height of it gives t a professional feel. The letters are also quite narrow which we like because it makes it look cleaner than a thick and bulky font like the second option that we had.