I
have decided to use the fonts that I originally found for the cover lines as they
stood out to me from all the different fonts. This is good because a convention
of a magazine front cover is to have a bold and eye-catching title which draws
the audience in.
When
I revisited the website I used to find the cover line fonts (www.fontspace.com) I found another two
fonts which I liked and throught were highly appropriate. These are ‘Omniblack’ and ‘Mouse Memoirs font’
(shown below).
Omniblack
Mouse Memoirs font
To
come to a final decision on what font to use I printed off the different fonts
and asked 20 students (aged 12 to 16 to fit my target audience) which font they
liked best. Below are my findings:
|
Font
|
Number of participants who chose
this font for the title of my magazine
|
|
Playball
|
1
|
|
Cutie Patootie (see
through)
|
0
|
|
Cutie Patootie
(bold/ filled)
|
1
|
|
Really Awesome
|
3
|
|
KG A Little Swag
|
0
|
|
Hug Me Tight
|
5
|
|
Lobster Two
|
3
|
|
DJB and My Shadow
|
1
|
|
Typo Garden Demo
|
0
|
|
Love you through it
|
3
|
|
Omniblack
|
0
|
|
Mouse Memoirs font
|
3
|
From
this I can clearly identify that ‘Hug Me Tight’ was the most popular font
therefore I will use this font. Conclusively, this means that my final magazine
title design will be the ‘Hug Me Tight’ font in the colour light blue.
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