For his digipak, the author looked at fonts on dafont.com to represent the diversity of cultures in London. He selected examples from Arabic, comic, Roman/Greek, and Chinese/Japanese fonts. The author chose the Arabic font "ALPHA KUFI" because its individual letters sink below the line, merging with the image in a way that represents the merging of cultures in London. Comic fonts were selected to relate to graffiti seen in the city. Roman/Greek fonts add a historical element, while the other fonts highlight different world cultures. The author will experiment with combining the fonts and images to see which works best for the digipak.

1. FONTSI looked at dafont.com for possible fonts, for my digipak.
I chose dafont as I have previous experience using the site and
because of this I know how to use it and know of its wide range
of fonts.
This site is specifically helpful as I am still undecided on what
theme of font I want to focus on.

2. ARABIC
ARAB DANCES
XXII ARABIAN ONENIGHTSTAND
ARABOLICAL
ALPHA KUFI
ARAFAT IBN BLADY
SYAWAL KHIDMAT

3. COMIC
THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN
MONA SHARK
FIGHTING SPIRIT
ACTION COMICS
ACIDS
FISH FINGERS

4. ROMAN,GREEK
DIOGENES
ROMAN D
ANCIENT GREEK
NORSE
EMPIRIC ROMAN
POSEIDON AOE

5. CHINESE/JAPANESE
GANG OF THREE
KARATE
KOREAN CALLIGRAPHY
MNAGA STYLE
EGG ROLL
OSAKA SANS SERIF

6. FONT SUMMARY
For my digipak I have focused on fonts specific
to different world cultures. I did this to show
the diversity of London, which was a main
theme in my music video. I have chosen four
main font themes and found six examples of
each so that I would have a big choice to choose
from.
The Arabic fonts seen in the first slide all have
distinctive differences, however, I see ALPHA
KUFI as the most ideal for my digipak. This is
because it is not a commonly seen font thus
creating an interest in the people who see it.
Along with this is the fact that the individual
letters sink bellow the line and therefore merge
with the image on the actual cover. This merge
reciprocates the merge of cultures in London.
While this is not initially noticed by the
audience, with more thinking it is noticed.
The comic fonts that I looked at I chose as the
are similar to the graffiti writing seen in
London. Graffiti has gradually become a widely
accepted form of art work with graffiti
workshops becoming more and more popular
with my target audience.
The Chinese/Japanese fonts were chosen for
the same reason as the Arabic fonts, and I will
try using all of the fonts to see which works
best with our artist name , album name etc.
Through a process of trial and error I will see
which font works best for my digipak.
I chose the Roman/Greek fonts to add a
historical aspect to my video as most of it is
about modern day London. This juxtaposition
work well in showing that history is relative in
some aspects.