Hello @MeganWeeks, it is good to find someone who knows how to work with fonts, in terms of their functionality and at the same time appreciate them in their artistic form, thank you for sharing this video, I hope later we can share some fonts that I like to use in my work, greetings.
When there's over gazillion fonts to choose from which can get overwhelming, especially when searching, is there any such thing as the "right font" or is just choosing the one you think is best and going along with it. Of course downloading hundreds of fonts for one branding project isn't necessary😂 How do you personally do it?
I think it all depends on the client, the industry, the brand strategy and overall how they want to be perceived. Fonts really speak a lot for the brand! But no matter what style, I always try to pick fonts that are easy to read. Font pairing is all about finding a nice contrast between fonts but also keeping them easy to read! That is what I keep in mind :)
most of these are free to use for personal use. I would just make sure that you don't need a commercial license to use the fonts on products you sell! I know that the Google Fonts are free for both!
You are an absolute lifesaver! I'm a new graphic designer on a budget, so I'm always looking to save a little money when I can!
yay so glad this is helpful!
Thank you this is so helpful! I've just been using recommended website standard fonts for accessibility, but they can be so boring.
im so glad! that is a smart tactic too though 🙂
Hello @MeganWeeks, it is good to find someone who knows how to work with fonts, in terms of their functionality and at the same time appreciate them in their artistic form, thank you for sharing this video, I hope later we can share some fonts that I like to use in my work, greetings.
thank you for watching!
Very cool! Thanks Megan
thanks for watching!
When there's over gazillion fonts to choose from which can get overwhelming, especially when searching, is there any such thing as the "right font" or is just choosing the one you think is best and going along with it. Of course downloading hundreds of fonts for one branding project isn't necessary😂 How do you personally do it?
I think it all depends on the client, the industry, the brand strategy and overall how they want to be perceived. Fonts really speak a lot for the brand! But no matter what style, I always try to pick fonts that are easy to read. Font pairing is all about finding a nice contrast between fonts but also keeping them easy to read! That is what I keep in mind :)
@@MeganWeeks Thank you so much Megan, I'll definitely keep note of this
So these fonts are free to use in vidoes and books that are wanting to be published?? If not could you please tell me some that areee❤❤
most of these are free to use for personal use. I would just make sure that you don't need a commercial license to use the fonts on products you sell! I know that the Google Fonts are free for both!
@@MeganWeeks Thank you so much 💓💓 wld u say the first website has alot of commericial use fonts??