Fonts and typeface

Fonts come in families e.gArial , Arial bold,Arial rounded.
Different fonts have different connotations (associated meanings ) That relates to genre + target audience.
Im going to choose a simple but interesting font to show off my genre of music i am doing.


The sun 
  • Big 
  • bold 
  • Simple to read 
  • Easy to process 
  • Accessible
  • Informality 
  • Takes notice 
  • Modern 
  • Contemporary  
  • 'now'






The times new roman
  • Formal 
  • Professional 
  • Serious
  • Truthful 
  • Reliable 
  • Believable 
  • Information based 
  • Related to academia 
  • Gravitas 
  • Reputation 
  • Has weight 
  • Nobility
  • Knowledgeable +intelligent 
  • History
  • Traditional



Serif font - Added extras 

 Sans Serif - Without extras 

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