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Magazines™
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Glasgow..
Posts: 11,340
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i know what you mean - its for a bio chem company that i have to do a company flash promo for. i have lost all inspir. might end up with good old fashioned futura or rotis as its full screen flash anyone got any sensible suggestions |
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i do lines
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Poland/Denmark
Posts: 3,216
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then maybe it's suitable... resembles the periodic table. what is used for that? have you done your research? futura is nice and simple! ...the thing that gets on my'nerves' are those extra cutly bits - i think they try to be *too clever*... will only show properly if it's large enough. and even then ...
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trouble free and loverlee
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: YooKay
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I see what tomson means about screaming Emigre. That's generally the reason why I also never turn to their stock first when searching for jobbing fonts. However, i think Tarzana would look a lot 'less Emigre' in a non-red colour away from the Emigre site. It's a competent font, if a little lacking in the way of regular body weights, but I'd happily trial it in situ to see how it sits. I'd be inclined to think that the heavier weights will lack the sobriety for your context, but I can imagine the lighter weights working quite well as a headings only face. |
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Black & Proud
Join Date: May 2003
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Completely agree. Most Emigre fonts are very recognisable, look at Way out West for example. They do have a look and feel all of their own. But they also have some other less-emigre fonts too -Exocet is a good example, a very dark, gothic style and a million miles away from something like Way out West. |
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