Fonts

Here are some fonts that I found on the interned which I like, and I think they would be suitable for my magazine's masthead, however, I haven't decided which font I like the most yet.

I like this font because it looks shiny because of the extra lines on the letters,however, I would like the kerning to be smaller, and the letters to be a little more narrow. Also, I would like it to have a little 3D effect, which is conventional of vintage music magazines.



I like this font because the kerning is lovely, and I would like it to be similar to this, however, the little decorations on the letters are not too appealing to me, and I would prefer it not to have any. Also, I wish it was all capitalised, and there would be no drop capitals.

This font that I found is lovely, I love the narrowness of it, and that it is in all capitals, however, I find the little dips in the bottom of the letters unappealing, and I wish it was sans serif. I love everything about this, apart from the missing 3D effect and the little decorations. However, the 3D issue could be fixed, as the effect can be applied using photoshop.







I like this font because it has lovely kerning and it's width is very thin, which I would like to apply to my masthead. However, I do not like the fact the top of some letters have a smooth curve instead of edgy ends, like the masthead of Vintage Rock, or Gothic Tuscan.
What I also have realised, is that this font may be a little too modern for my liking and for my genre, therefore I know for sure that this won't be the font I will use for any parts of my magazine.