#san-serif

[saroj123]

San Serif/Serif Fonts

Serif: Is when we use a font that has a fancy writing with the pointy end to letters and sand serif is when the character has normal font without the any fancy character e.g. of an image explaining both:

This is going to be affecting me a lot because I need to make sure how i am going to use the fonts since different fonts will be required for different logos or any type of writing i will be doing e.g. if i am making a logo for a high end fancy company i will need to make sure its an serif font to make it look posh and good and if the logo is for normal business i can still use the serif but should focus more on san-serif since the target i am aiming would be working class people.

Reference:

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/52917364355164814/

[visualkommunications]

Jam Design

Big fan of this simple design entirely achieved by using just text. 

The “a” hidden in plain sight within the “j” and “m” is so effective your brain somehow fills in the blanks to spell the word “jam”. It’s effectively “jammed” in there. One background colour and simple accompanying text on the left of the page, finishes the modern and minimalist design off nicely. 

Simplicity, smart and effective execution is sometimes all that’s needed to please the viewer’s eye. 

Designer Unknown, https://electronic.tarafsizbilgi.com/jam-poster/