Sun

I have decided to edit this font in Photoshop before continuing with it to
develop a clipping mask. I have done this because the tone in the font would
have made it very difficult for the letters to be clearly distinct and the image
wouldn’t show up properly. The font looks much better now because I have
created more definition to each letter and the font itself isn’t as blurry when I
zoom in.
On this font I love the
white highlights in the
letters. Now that I
have used Photoshop
on them they look
even more defined.
On this font I also like the
spine on the S because
the width of it is an even
thickness and it contrasts
well to the rest of the linear
letters.
With both of these fonts I love that the even though the y should be a descender and go below the rest of the letters it doesn’t. this
makes the font look very uniformed and symmetrical. After looking at both of these fonts in more detail I can see they would both be
suitable for a clipping mask because the width of the font text is large. These fonts both attract the viewers attention because of
how clean looking they are, with smooth edges at the top and bottom. Both of these fonts are also sans serif which makes the
shape of the letters more simplified, this is good because it draws your attention to the writing more than the shape.
This font is greatly
different to the rest of
the fonts I looked at
because the letters
are very uniform and
square.
This font is very simplistic in shape
because it has no ascenders or
descenders.
I really like this font because of the separation of the lines in
each letter and the use of vertical tone. This makes the font
really stand out and capture your attention, which would
work well on a poster.