A look for the future rooted in our past
All these fonts have traits that tie them together. In the line weight and detailing, you may notice the hint of a pen nib. Each of them is the newspaper's equivalent to a section in an orchestra. Depending on the story we are telling, the font choice should be a suitable accompaniment. For exa...
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| Published in | Globe and mail |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Toronto, Ont
The Globe and Mail
01.10.2010
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| Online Access | Get full text |
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| Summary: | All these fonts have traits that tie them together. In the line weight and detailing, you may notice the hint of a pen nib. Each of them is the newspaper's equivalent to a section in an orchestra. Depending on the story we are telling, the font choice should be a suitable accompaniment. For example, on a major news story, we may want the brass to dominate and use [David Pratt] Heavy, while a beautifully written feature story calls for the strings, Pratt Fine. All coming together in harmony. |
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| ISSN: | 0319-0714 |