I need I need...
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- tOki
...a lovely typeface.
I'm starting on a new brand for a high end fashion photographer who is opening a new studio and I need a typeface - as the entire brand will be built upon it. No photos or graphics allowed!
Any suggestions?? Am open to either a sans or a serif.
I'm messing around with the Gotham family at the moment, and also looking at National by Klim...
We have lots of budget to burn, so what ever the cost - it should't be an issue :)
- epete220
no gotham
- Antonelli0
FF Netto is nice
http://www.fontfont.com/shop/vie…- false.onewhoslaps
- Yeah maybe for online, but this is going to the top salons and talent agencies in aus :PtOki
- utopian20
Trade Gothic or Helvetica never fail, unless...
- utopian20
Comic Sans will bring out the true artist in you, just believe...
- tOki0
ew @ helvetica... it has no personality. I need something that oozes class and sophistication :P
- forcetwelve0
i can reccommend national - its really nice to work with and has sooo many weights and alternatives.
- National is pretty, but I would always prefer Akkuratmoamoa
- moamoa0
not gotham.
sans:
Futura
Chalet
Sackers Gothicserif
Tiffany
Modern from ITC
Goldenbook
Didiot from HTF- futura? you're shitting me.Antonelli
- coming from the guy who design this, http://moamoa.org/qb… i'm surprised.Antonelli
- :) hehe, you have to know how to handle futura.. :)
http://www.ruggedele…
moamoa - btw: I don´t useit often, its a hard to handle font :)moamoa
- it's just so recognizable. and that S bothers the F out of me.Antonelli
- CBSTHLM0
So I guess I'm the only one that thinks classic didot feels alot more "fashion" and exclusive than a minimal sans serif?
I would go with a really high contrast and difference in stroke weights like:
But hey. That's me and I guess I'm getting old.
Other than that I still like Foundry Sterling.
- tOki0
Ah I know Didot from somewhere, but can't put my finger on it lol
- capsize0
Capsa, slightly off and unbalanced in an interesting way, i think
- DaveO0
GRAVUR