Book cover experiment

Letter forms

Charlie and the chocolate factoryThe synopsis of Charlie and the chocolate factory-

The owner of the chocolate factory, Willy Wonka releases 5 golden tickets in a WonkaBar for a tour of the chocolate factory. A poor young boy named Charlie tries his luck with the Wonkabar and has the golden ticket but little does he know what chaos can occur when he meets 4 other different chocolate munching children entering the gates with him for the first time…

Fonts

Fonts

This font is related to the book itself as it is the ‘Willywonka’ font. This font is a serif as there are pointy and long tails. I like this font because it is the same font which was used on the ‘Wonkabars’ in the movie and has the signature hat of the chocolate factory own Willy Wonka.

This font is the ‘sparkly’ font . It is a decorative font and you can tell because of the sparkles surrounding the text also replaced the dot on the ‘i’ with a sparkle. Why i think this font is effective because the sparkles can represent magical or excitement.

This font is a decorative font because it has white dots in the font. I like this font because it makes you think of chocolate as the white dots can represent white chocolate. This font is appropriate for children.

This font is a decorative font because it is in bubble writing. I like this font because this font shows that there will be chaos involved and it is attractive to the target audience which are mainly children.