Typography Discussion
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- last reply by MisterPookie 6 years ago
Cutting edge of modern typographic design
I'd like to hear @boomerJuice95's opinion on that one. That's exactly what we need in this day an age though, a full on (typography) revolution.
That page was updated in 2017, so it’s like, MODERN modern
Certified Good Poster™There's no font or font related take that can shock me anymore. I'm zen, numb to all font transgressions. I take the linguistics approach. There is simultaneously structure to the rules of typography and none at all, an ever shifting superposition of typographical canon.
SwampetteMy marketing department was horrified to discover that for our big blockbuster holiday show of the year, the set designer chose the Jokerman font for the giant show title curtain. Instead of the custom title logo that our department spent weeks designing. My boss went to the production manager and begged them not to do this. Explained that the Jokerman font is completely embarrassing. They disagreed, saying it looks "fun" and "energetic".
I want to die.
I'm dying, everything about this screams boomer TBH.
Jokerman, of all things. Next they should do Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat and use Papyrus.
