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Apr
14
The Rather Difficult Font Game
Posted by Rich Graham
Filed Under Brand Development, Fun Stuff, Ideas
This is a fun site, and a useless diversion! And it’s rather difficult to boot.
In my job I mess with fonts all day and all night. Most of our clients are not huge organizations with binders full of Graphics Requirements. They have fonts they like, and use those fonts for their logos, ads, and overall branding. Usually I get to work with these in JPG format: totally not usable for print. So the art has to be redrawn/reset. That’s where the font fun starts for us.
Take a shot at this link: The Rather Difficult Font Game
You’ll be amazed what you think you know, but really don’t.
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I just tried it and got 16, but many through lucky guesses. I don’t work with type all day, but I do know my fonts, or at least I thought I did. Great site, thanks for sharing!