The document discusses four different fonts chosen for use in a magazine targeted towards females: Gabriola, Bradley Hand ITC, Forte, and Remi. Gabriola is described as simple yet feminine. Bradley Hand ITC is quick, sharp, and fun. Forte is big, bouncy, and feminine. Remi is bold, sharp, eye-catching, and gives titles a unique look with its flipped "R".

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I have chosen the font ‘Gabriola’ to use for
RatedR- my text within the magazine as I felt it
looked simple but yet quite feminine and
attractive to the female eye. This font can
be seen as mature and appropriate to use
Gabriola in a female targeted magazine.
I have chosen the font ‘Bradley Hand ITC’
RatedR- Bradley to use as text for my magazine because the
font is quite quick, sharp and fun to use
within a magazine. Even though this use of
text can be used for either male or females,
Hand ITC the female audience will appreciate the
stand out swervey use of text within the
magazine.
I have chosen the font ‘Forte’ because it is
RatedR - Forte big and bouncy and quite feminine to the
target audience’s eye. As it is big and bold
and easy to read, it will allow the readers
to have a more enjoyable and easy time
understanding and reading the articles
and text within the magazine.
I have chosen to use the font ‘Remi’ as
one of my options as it appears to me as
very bold and sharp. I find it eye
catching and possibly appealing to my
particular target audience. The use of the
‘R’ being flipped around gives the title a
unique and edgy look about it.
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