Tuesday, 9 December 2014

Font Analysis



Chase and Status are the band who's song we have chosen to use. Therefore, by looking at the fonts they use we can gather which font will work the best for us. This font is modern and edgy which helps to represent the genre. The font is bold and in a blocked format with slices in the letters, this is a font in which Chase and Status have used regularly so can easily be associated with them. The black and orange colour scheme is both striking and mysterious and gives the font an edge within the dance music industry.

This font works in a similar way in the fact that it is modern. The paint effect on this works well to show the creative element of music, this however appears to be like street art which does fit with the genre, however, we would like a more professional font.




This font is very affective in the way it looks creative but also proffesional. The font is similar to one used by "Chase and Status" and therefore links to the modernism of the band. A memoralable font is key because it allows an audience to remember the band easily and associated the font with the band with out it having to remember the exact name, but only the style of the writing/font.This font is similar to other artists along side "Chase and Status" such as "Avicii".



This is a very alternative font and is very different to other fonts used throughout the dance genre industry. This is a positive in the fact that it sets the artist/band out to be different to others which works well with the dance music genre. On the other hand it can be seen as negative because it is very different to other fonts used so it might not be easy to associate with dance music.

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