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Research Font Types Gunfighter Academy Regular This type of font is reasonably clear to read and has a slight fade to some of the letters to make the masthead appear interesting. This could appear on a rock music magazine as the font appears disorganised and faded, sensations that could be experienced through rock music. Upbolter Regular This font is bold and easily clear to read. This is essential for a magazine as the reader as this is one of the first aspects of a magazine that they will see before purchasing it. This font could work well as a masthead for the magazine because it is legible and eye catching. Decedus This font is slightly similar to the previous font as it is presented in a similar format and is also bold and eye catching. The difference is with this one, it is presented in italics to make the font appear more interesting. Play All Day

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Font Types

Gunfighter Academy Regular

This type of font is reasonably clear to read and has a slight fade to some of the letters to make the masthead appear interesting. This could appear on a rock music magazine as the font appears disorganised and faded, sensations that could be experienced through rock music.

Upbolter Regular

This font is bold and easily clear to read. This is essential for a magazine as the reader as this is one of the first aspects of a magazine that they will see before purchasing it. This font could work well as a masthead for the magazine because it is legible and eye catching.

Decedus

This font is slightly similar to the previous font as it is presented in a similar format and is also bold and eye catching. The difference is with this one, it is presented in italics to make the font appear more interesting.

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This font has a slight artistic edge to it as the font appears to look like it consists of paint brush movements in order to produce it. This font could appear on an art or indie magazine.

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Summon the Executioner

This font appears similar to the first font as it is reasonably bold and has a few faded letters. However, the edges appear to be slight more jagged compared to the first. I can see this type of font appearing on a rock magazine because some current rock magazines have fonts for a masthead that is similar to this.

Megi Sans

This type of font is clear to read and is also legible. It is not presented as bold as the previous fonts, but it does still appear to be eye catching and intriguing. This type of font could be included on an indie or technology magazine.

Rakesly

This font is clear to read due it being bold and legible. This may appear similar to some of the previous fonts, however the letters are more compacted. This type of font is included on pages that contain a large amount of information.

Virtual Bliss

This type of font is reasonably clear to read and is eye catching as it is presented in capital letters to make it appear striking to the reader. This type of font could appear on indie magazines.

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Advanced Sans Serif 7

This font does not appear to be as eye catching because this font can be viewed as plain and basic. This font is not particularly bold and striking, but it is really easy to read.

Hind

This font appears to be easy to read and looks very basic. However this can link to the audience interpreting that this font is boring. This font is not particularly striking to look at but could be featured on indie magazines.