The document evaluates 5 different font types for a rap music magazine. Font 1, "Sister Spray", conveys a graffiti and gangster vibe suitable for rappers. Font 2, "Bombing", has an informal tone that matches rap music and demands attention. Font 3, "Urban Jungle", communicates a hostile mood that matches aggressive rap lyrics. Font 4, "Rezland", has a simple yet swagger style that appeals to rap fans while remaining readable. Font 5, "Roboto", is a simple, straightforward font that can take different appearances and is open, matching rap music.

1. Font Type Research Arlind
1. Sister Spray by imagex (dafont.com)
I have chosenthisfonttype because itconnotesa
belligerentmooddue tothe graffiti nature of the font
type.The fonttype deploysagangster vibe,which is
commonlyassociatedwithmostrappers,whichiswhy
thisfontwouldbe suitable formymagazine.
2. Bombing by Qkila(dafont.com)
I have chosenthisfonttype because itconveys an
informal tone,which isconventionaltorap music.
Rappersare conventionallyinformalandstrikingjustlike
the fonttype,which iswhyit isa fitting fonttype formy
magazine. Thisfonttype isalsoalmostdemandingof the
audience inaway that itis notpossible tonotnotice it.
3. Urban Jungle by KC Fonts (dafont.com)
Thisfonttype communicatesahostile mood,which is
conventional withrapmusicwhere the communicationis
verymuch aggressive andexplicit. Thisfonttype iseasily
identifiable byrapfansand theywouldall immediately
assume thisfonttype to be associatedwithrapmusic.
4. Rezland by FraserDavidson (dafont.com)
The reasonbehindthis choice of fonttype isthat it
possessesasimple auraalongwithaswagger.It isfairly
easyto readfor the audience butisalsoan attractive
fonttype,which appealstorap fans.

2. Font Type Research Arlind
5. Roboto by Google AndroidDesign (dafont.com)
I have chosenthisfonttype because itisa simple and
straightforwardfont type,whichcanappeardifferently, as
well asseenfromthe familyof fontsonthe left.Thisfont
type issuitable forrap musicbecause itisstraightforward
and very open.