Choosing Font for my CD Cover:

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Choosing Fonts:

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Choosing Fonts:

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Fox & Cat:

I love the child-like cursive of the font, and love the simplicity of the font as well. The spacing of the

letters is also very appealing to me, and the curves of the letters themselves are also very beautiful. I also think this font will fit in with my desired indie theme for my CD packaging. the cover of the CD

because I personally find it ugly.

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I like the cursive of the font and how it is slightly thicker than the previous font. However, I do think

that this font reminds me a lot of Comic Sans, which is not a font I want on the cover of the CD

because I personally find it unappealing.

Blogger Sans:

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Giogia:

This font is a little more abstract than the other fonts I chose, but the smooth cursive of the font is what drove me to short-list it. The different levels of the

sticks coming out of the ‘e’s and ‘f’s was also a very interesting and attractive part of this font, but I think

this font is too abstract to use with my theme.

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This is the same font as before, but with added decoration to the letters. I didn’t choose this font,

but came with the Gogoia font that I had downloaded. I personally think the double lines of this font is quite tacky and unappealing, and so won’t be choosing this font for my CD cover.

Gogoia Deco:

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Capsuula:

I like the cursive of the font and how it is slightly thicker than the previous font. However, I do think

that this font reminds me a lot of Comic Sans, which is not a font I want on the cover of the CD because I

personally find it ugly.

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I love the cursive of the font, with the smooth curves and straight lines, makes it very eye-

catching an appealing. I find the way that the ‘w’ is created very interesting and fits perfectly to the

indie-vibe that I want to have featured throughout my video and CD cover.

Raleway:

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Simplifica:

The thin, italic nature of the font is very appealing and allows for more letters to fit onto the line, which I think will make the cover more tidy. The curves of the font are very beautiful and modern, however, I think this font is slightly too modern for the theme I

want for my CD cover.