That's the font for the tracklist on the back of Nocturnal OperaBerserk wrote:That typeface is terrible, holylampposts
Berserk wrote:The new comic sans: Calibri. I see people using that font on signs and announcements all the time, and it looks terrible. As a 10-12 pt. font, it's probably the best sans serif out there. As anything larger than that, it looks like shit XD
EDIT: Oh, and it has rounded edges too.
EDIT EDIT: Couldn't resist
flowersofnight wrote:http://bancomicsans.com/boi de memoire wrote:round ends are more comfortable, in general
flowersofnight wrote:http://bancomicsans.com/boi de memoire wrote:round ends are more comfortable, in general
holylampposts wrote:That's the font for the tracklist on the back of Nocturnal OperaBerserk wrote:That typeface is terrible, holylampposts
*snap!* That's the best!Cerceaux wrote:
flowersofnight wrote:EDIT: and a real old-school one from the 70s:
http://media.photobucket.com/image/npr% ... -1970s.jpg
Apparently they used it on the movie poster for There Will be Blood, and I found a designer's blog that mentions using it in some RPG manual. If it's used for all these commercial things, you'd think someone would have some sort of claim on it or something. I really want to know who made it and why they called it that XDAmatsu wrote:holylampposts wrote:That's the font for the tracklist on the back of Nocturnal OperaBerserk wrote:That typeface is terrible, holylampposts
That's where I knew that from! I've always thought the font's name was retarded.
Yes, that's the bestBerserk wrote:First one is lowercase like it's supposed to be, but the second one is way more fun.
I think it must be saying that NPR is a pirate flagship organization that plans on using solar radiation to KILL US ALL!!!1!