MrMario
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 | Selecting the right font(s) for use in print can be a bit challenging. Fonts in this category have to be concise, smooth, and be able to hold its own ground without the additional help of other fonts. Although there are a few interchangeable fonts that can be used for web and print, the list we’ve compiled below should help you get a head start on what fonts are the most effective in print. Many times the choice that seems obvious for designers is serif fonts, due in part to the fact that they work well in the form of a headline or body content. Though with the following fonts you’ll see that we have digressed from filling up this list with serif fonts. Instead, we hand-picked a variety of well-known and a few obscure fonts that we believe do a good job of conveying readability when used for print. |
Tallys  Excelsior  Perpetua  Trajan  Akzidenz Grotesk  Geo Sans Light  Avenir  Meta  Stempel Schneidler  Vintage  Rockwell  Museo  Helvetica  Times New Roman  Stuart Standard  Houschka Pro Light  Adelle  Gylphya Std Black  Geometric Slabserif  Clarendon Light OT  Memphis  Coolvetica LT  Public Works  RePublic  Editorial Comment  Sling  Old Sans Black  Nevis  Chunk Five  QuickSand  Content Found => Here | |
Last edited by MrMario on Tue Jan 19, 2010 5:04 am; edited 1 time in total
on Tue Jan 19, 2010 4:03 am by Josh
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