1. Font - From the 80’s Rock Genre Very bold, quite block like letters. It stands out and is simple, make a good impact, you would notice it if it was in-between a lot of other texts as it stands out. Again very bold and block letters, however the letters are very close together, bit hard to see what it says clearly when just glancing at it. The gold and black with red all contrast together well. This one is quite different to the others as it is must more decorative however it does make it quite eye catching the way the letters curl round and flick out – matching the name ‘snake’, which is very clever. However the use of colour on this one is quite dull.

2. Font – R&B Genre This is quite mixed as one is quite bold and has blocked letters but still quite close to the others however the others are much more girly with flicks at the end of the letters and scroll like. The gold and Silver is quite a wealthy colour you think of class when you think of these colours and sophistication. This is very bold and has very block like letters, the different shades of pink indicate its still girly even though it has a boyish font style, the contrast with the black then reminds us its not a Pop- girly Genre and reminds us its still R&B. It stands out well and would be seen and picked out from a crowd.

3. Font – Pop Genre. We can tell this is girly straight away from the flicks in the writing the little squiggle coming of the end of the ‘y’ to me looks like a foundation splatter which again reminds us its girly. The black and white go together well but don’t give anything away about the Genre, which to me would be a important thing missing. The gold is quite a sophisticated colour and pairs well next to the black. The star again is quite girly reminds us of the Pop Genre – ‘Pop Star’. This is clearly girly the pinks, the love heart, the flicks at the end of the texts and its quite like bubble writing, which reminds us of the Pop Genre. Everything about these texts keeps us informed its girly and Pop.

4. Font – Rap Genre. The black and white squares around the text draw our eyes in and make us focus on the text in the centre, the red, black and white colours work well, black and white compliment each other and the red clashes but in a good way as it attracts the eye. Its very block and bold letters, reminded us it’s a strong thing its representing, which the Rap Genre is, its not soft and quite its quite heavy in some sense. The basic black writing makes us think of just what it says nothing else, it is also quite boyish and the ‘E’ that’s backwards is quite effective, as the writing style is plain and not that bold that adds a extra effect to attract attention. Very block lie letters again, quite bold but its easy to make out what it says as its quite spacious, its very simple like the one above and plain black which shows me that its quite a popular thing to have this font in the Rap industry. Even though its plain its still eye catching as its bold.