Typography has its own important part in your brand. Fonts give off different expressions very much like colors (which we covered in the previous lesson).
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I honestly feel that people’s attraction towards fonts have been increasing thanks to the designers out there creating such beautiful typography and selling it on sites like Creative Market.
However, the negative to that prior statement may be that we try to experiment a bit much or select a font that we like, but won’t work well in a branded setting.
Typography Needed for Your Brand
So first, what kind of uses with typography have outside of a logo?
Title
Heading
Subheading
Accent font
Paragraph
Italics
I’ve pulled up some previous client work to give examples of typography examples.
Types of Fonts
So after seeing what you need to work to create, let’s first discuss the types of fonts and how to feel them out for your brand.
San-serif
Serif
Script
Typewriter
Handwritten
The best place to search for inspiration is on Pinterest. Take note of the designs you’re attracted to and what fonts they are using.
Then search for fonts on reputable sites. A few of my favorites are Creative Market, Google Fonts and Font Squirrel.
xo,Hannah
xo,Hannah
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