Our Madness Font Research

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A group conducted research to find a unique font for the cover of their magazine called MADNESS. They selected 6 fonts and had a group of 40 people vote on their preference. The majority voted for the fourth font listed, Reprise Chords, as it had randomly sized letters that gave it a twist. The second font, Kristen ITC, was also popular but Reprise Chords was chosen as the font for the magazine cover.

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Our madness font research<br />We wanted to have a different font for MADNESS for out front cover of magazine to show its wacky and crazy, as a group we decided on these 6 fonts; Ink pen 2 script, Kristen ITC, Maximus BT, Reprise Chords, Reprise stamp and Reprise title.<br />We asked a group of people (40) which text they preferred and the majority picked the fourth one down as it had a twist to it as the letters were bigger on some random parts. The second one down people did also find popular, but the font we shall be using is Reprise Chords.<br />-190500398145<br />

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