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Headline typestyle
Best for short sentence as attention-getter. Not suitable for text or long sentences. Good informal effect.
MARKET

One of our Brush styles, good for Casual, open-air feel. Although it is a "hand-brushed" style, it is powerful and informal.

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Headline or text
Best for short sentence as attention-getter. This style is not suitable for long sentences or sizes under 2 inches in height. CAFLISCH

Playful, feminine, modern with some attributes that work well with names or a store for colorful, young-at-heart items.

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Headline typestyle
Adequate for short sentences. This style is difficult to read from afar due to the great difference in stroke widths used.
POSTER BODONI

A circus favorite. A 1940's style. Do not use where a sense of current events or a modern feeling is required.

Headline typestyle
Special-effect font for creative types. Note the use of irregular ascenders and descenders. The uneven spacing merits attention.

Playful and masculine, modern. Good for surf shop, realty or yard event store, sports.
ATLAS

Headline typestyle
Special-effect font for the creative individuals. No real lowercase letters in this typestyle.
OZ HANDICRAFT

Playful, gender-neutural, modern. Good for retro-future shops, dated stylized effect, surf shop, props on a sci-fi studio...

Headline typestyle
Special-effect font for you creative types. Note the use of larger and smaller uppercase- there are no real lowercase letters here.
NEULAND

Seems to emulate the stone-carved styles of our cave-dwelling merchants. Hot. spicy- How about salsa or Tex-Mex food?

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Headline typestyle
Effective, "urgent" and newsy style. Consistent weight makes it attractive and easy to read.
ANTIQUE OLIVE

Powerful with an eccentric edge. Good for bold one-word or 2-word names, and fun, too,

Headline typestyle
Comfortable, formal fun with a combination hand and mechanical feel. Best as short name or heading.
BERNHARD

Carved-looking stroke of the letter. Fun, not self-important, can be kid-oriented.

Headline typestyle
Popular magazine heading from the late 1930's and 20's. Formal, with a devil-may-care nuance.
ECLAT

An adventure-promising style that is evocative and effective when properly used.

Headline typestyle
Impact gives an authoritarian feel to names and headings. Not considered "timely" or for new products.
IMPACT

A plain sans serif style, compressed. Reads well as a heading or for names, but is not easily read from a distance. Masculine, stately.

Headline/text typestyle
This looks great on billboards and RVs. Why not a bus and airplane, too? Best for short headline or name.
GARAMOND

Fun, timeless look, very popular. Modern yet classy. Can be over used. Best for medium-long distance reading, headings.

Headline typestyle1970's calligraphic influence, appropriate for short sentence heading or names. Don't make people read too much of this (eyes get tired!)
ISBELL

Calligraphy is not dead. The flair on this typestyle makes it appear destined for weddings, feminine fun and social events.

Headline typestyle
One of dozens of trendy, gen-x styles. Hard to read much of this, although it's novelty makes it more eye-catching than others. HANDEL

Modern and stylish, with a 1990's style, like PEPSI

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Headline typestyle
Sans-serif standard bold Helvetica.

One of the most common, easy to read styles. Born in the 70s.

Headline typestyle
Not for text. Brody

Fun, adolescent style. Curious appeal to teenaged crowd. Good also for south-of-the-border menus and headings.

Headline typestyle
This looks great on billboards and RVs. Why not a bus and airplane, too? Best for short headline or name. Cooper

Fun, 1980s look, very popular. Modern yet somewhat classy. Can be over used. Best for distance reading, headings.

Headline typestyle
1970's calligraphic style, appropriate for short sentence heading or names. Don't make people read too much of this (eyes get tired!)

Calligraphy is not dead. The flairs on this typestyle makes it appear destined for weddings, feminine fun and social events.

Headline typestyle
One of dozens of trendy, gen-x styles. Hard to read much of this, although it's novelty makes it more eye-catching than others.

Outrageous disregard for authority- The type flagrantly defies type protocol (see also #16 Chilada). Surf, rowdy, punk-ish. Koloss

Headline typestyle
One of our Berlin-influenced art-deco styles. A good, brief word or two heading. Not for text copy.

8" minimum

You won't find this on General Patton's Hummer. A laissez-faire style caught up in the tumultuous 1930-40 epoch. Use with care.

Headline typestyle
Not for text.

Fun, adolescent style. Curious appeal to younger folk. Good also for western and south-of-the-border menus and headings.

Headline typestyle
1970's incarnate: The clean, sans-serif style that helped to define an era. Good for headlines of any length. Easy to read*

*Easy to read if you're under 55 or so, because school textbooks changed to this or a similar type for this age group. Looks good but some object to the round "O"s