So where did the last nine months go??! That was fast. I am now back in the studio, new mum, new look, fresh start and here we go. How have you all been?
I may not have been as active outwardly but behind the scenes I have been beavering away at the new look of my business. Read more...
I love this font. It is good either has a heading, sub heading or as body copy. I love the roundness and the cleaness of the lines. It would be really good as body copy for a magazine or a a newsletter. Read more...
Gotham can be bought from Hoefler & Co. It is a wonderful font for titles and headers. It is best paired with an italic or script font. I find the lowercase letters remind me of those ladybird books you use to read as a kid. Read more...
It can be used as a header font and equally as an elegant paragraph font. "Graceful, curvaceous and attention seeking, Bardot offers elegance and charm in abundance." This is definitely a font of choice. And I have enjoyed using it on a recent packaging project.Read more...
Machiarge is best used as a title font. It wouldn't be so easy to read as body text but makes for a wonder introductions to any magazine spread, especially when paired with Gotham. I have used this for logos and editorial spreads alike and am never disappointed. Read more...
First let me say that you usually need a license to us a font (or even have it on your computer). There are a selection of free fonts you can download from dafont.com with the option to 'donate to author'. It is always a good idea to honour the creator. Read more...
