fonts for media coursework

1. Here I have used a website to create a few interesting
design choices for fonts that I could use. I also looked
at some sans serif fonts. I particularly like the 5th font
down, as I think it has an interesting design, it is
almost abstract and has an arty design a bit like
graffiti which would fit into the urban kind of style
that I am looking for. I also like the last font that you
can see and think that this would go particularly well
with an Ellen Von Unwerth style photo as these often
have a blurred or slightly distorted appearance to
them. I also like the 2nd font that I looked at as I think
it is similar to some of the fonts used for apparel
clothing store logos, which is a popular shop amongst
R&B stars and followers. However I think something
like the 4th font would fit the R&B specification a bit
better, something more bold instead of flowing,
hand-writing like font.

2. Sans Serif Fonts
I like the sans serif fonts because I think these two in particular are very
bold and stand out which is something that I am looking for in my
magazine. They would both clearly stand out behind any background
and even if there is a bold image they would still remain as one of the
centres of visual interest as they are so bold.
I also like these two fonts as again they are eye
catching and quite edgy so they will entice the reader
and catch their attention. However I’m not sure
whether the top font here would stand out in front of
a background or a bold image enough to use it for
example on the cover page.