Planning: Fonts
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The document lists 12 different font options under consideration for a magazine masthead. It asks which 3 fonts are liked the most out of the options of Harabara, Milocha, Juice, Enter Sansman, Geometry soft pro, MASTERPLAN, Abode, New Facebook, Space Age, Rezland, and Akka. The document concludes that all the fonts would fit the image of the magazine.
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