AND MAG ADVERTS

ANALYSIS OF FONTS FOR DIGIPAK

Font is vital for any magazine advert and digipak because it is
typically the first thing the audience will acknowledge upon first look
therefore selecting a font that conforms to the audience you hope to
attract and suits the overall representation of the magazine advert
and digipak being promoted and sold. For many digipaks and
magazine adverts, the font chosen can become a signature for the
artist/ band therefore it is important it creates the right impression

ARIAL
This font is a classic font that can be read easily by
all because its simple, grabs the attention of the
audience with or without being massively size,
however for the actual title for my digipak and
magazine advert, I feel it is not creating the visual
impact I want therefore it may feature but it is not
going to be used for the title of either one.
Impact
The name indicates it will create
an impact of a page because it is
bold, big and catches attention
instantly therefore would suit both
a digipak and advert.
my opinion.
not massively appropriate for a magazine or digipak in
it is easy to read, quite simple yet does look alright just
would suit some genres more than others- this because
wouldnt conform to the genre being created however
documents and other official pieces of writing therefore
This font is a classic font featured mainly in word

GEORGIA
CALIBRI
Calibri is a generic font that features as the instant
suggested font for any type of word document therefore
wouldnt conform to what is being presenting in a digipak
and magazine advert so it wouldnt typically use for any
purpose
AR
suit a jazz music genre but not
magazine advert genre. It may
conforms to a digipak or
however I dont think it
magazine advert and digipak
any font Ive seen in any type of
which is unique and different to
clearly has a 50s inspired look
like The great Gatsby as it
school font used for film posters
because it is more of an old
This font isnt used very often

Mongolian Balti
This font isnt really used for anything I have seen as it looks like many other fonts therefore isnt used,
however it is clear, bold and easy to read so would be good for being the font selected for a leaflet or
name badge but not for a magazine advert or digipak for any type of music genre therefore I would say
it is useful to me and my ideas in any way whatsoever