Taskkk d
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Tom Jarvis researched fonts used on grime artists' album covers to find inspiration for the font on his own album cover. He chose the Franklin Gothic Medium Italic font because it is bold, dynamic, and sharp, allowing it to stand out against images and added color. The font is also easy to read, making the artist and album name distinctive and quickly visible to the target audience.
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Taskkk d
- 1. Task D – Font Research TOM JARVIS
- 2. I have researched grime artists albums and the cover art they have used for their albums. Therefore I can see the font types they have used and take inspiration in order to find the right font for my album front cover… Fonts
- 3. More inspiration for fonts
- 4. Chosen Font – Franklin Gothic Medium The font I have chosen to use is Franklin Gothic Medium (Italic). I have chosen this font because it is quite bold and it looks dynamic and sharp. I like this because it means it would clearly stand out in front of images and if I added colour to the font it would make it very attracting to the target audience. The font is also very easy to read and so the text would be distinctive and people would be able to see the name of the artist and album clearly and quickly. This font is from Photoshop and was already downloaded. Many grime album covers use quite a clear bold font for example Skepta on his blacklisted album and Jaykae on his ‘where have you been?’ album.