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ElegantLight• This font is very thin and whispy, I originally

chose this as the font for my main portion of text on my double page spread but then when it came to it, the font was to thin to read at size 12, the font size I have chosen to use.

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Roboto• This is very thick and bulky, making it ideal for

things such as subheadings. I have used this font, aswell as another very similar font called KeepCalm. The reason I used KeepCalm as well was because it was a straighter alternative to Roboto and I used it on my masthead ‘ISLE’.

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Bebas_neue• This font was good because it was bold

without being extremely thick. It also has a good height. I did use this font for the much smaller pieces of text because the thickness and height allowed the reader to still read them whilst being under size 12.

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Adobe Caslon Pro Bold• I used this, and many other similar fonts for

the bulk of the text within my double page spread because they are simple and pleasant to read. I didn’t want anything that was too jazzy because it would have made my interview uncomfortable to read.

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