The document discusses different fonts and why the author likes each one. For most fonts, the author believes they would work well as titles or subtitles due to traits like simplicity, uniqueness, bold structure, or vintage appearance. Overall, the author is selecting fonts for a magazine and considers readability, how each would look on the page or as a title, and whether the font would stand out.

1. Font Analysis
FontI like this font because of
its simplicity and common
use on magazines. I feel as
if it is easy to read
although it is often used
as a subtitles I believe it
could provide an
interesting title font.
FontI like this font because
any colour the font is
would stand out from the
black background. I believe
that it has an interesting
look to it when used as a
title.
FontI like this font because its
unique and differs a lot to my
other examples. I believe that
if I used this font it would
provide a stylish title to the
front of my magazine.
Font
I like this font because of
its tall look and thin
structure.
FontI like this font because of
its large size and width, I
believe it makes a very
bold statement as title or
subtitle.
FontI like this font because of its thin
structure and I believe that on the
page it could make the page look very
neat.
FontI like this font because I
think it gives off a
slightly vintage old
fashioned vibe.
I like this font because of
the way it looks against a
black background although I
feel that it would not suit
all colours.
Font
Font I like this font because of
its simplicity. Although
some people may argue that
this font is too simple, I
like the way it’d look as a
title or subheading on the
page.
Font
I like this font because
its unique in oppose to the
rest of my choices of font.
I believe that this font
would catch people’s eye on
the front of a magazine
cover.