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a client of mine uses Corporate S as his CD-font. i wasnt the designer of his collateral stuff, but i need to design a brochure for him. he is a consultant, specialised on start-ups.
so now im looking for a serif font that works well with «Corporate S», mainly for text-blocks.
im probably looking for something warm, with a human (not necessarily humanistic) touch.
anyone knows a good choice? im really a beginner when it comes to issues like that.. any help warmly appreciated!
thierry blancpain
1 Sep 2005 — 3:11am
ehm, ok.. lets think a second :) Corporate A could be a possibility - but i wanted more options to present to the client, thats why i asked here..
1 Sep 2005 — 5:17am
hey kesh, whats about http://www.fontbureau.com/fonts/Whitman or http://www.identifont.com/show?4YN
1 Sep 2005 — 6:02am
Take a closer look to something interesting.
2 Sep 2005 — 11:00am
Tyfa might work very well. Take a spin through Storm's library; Amor Serif, Genre, Pentagraf, something might work. He even has a text Walbaum that might be just the thing.
4 Sep 2005 — 4:20am
thanks alot! i'll probably present the results to client tomorrow, any more ideas?
5 Sep 2005 — 3:57pm
Hey, professor Kurt designed Corporate E, A and whatmore. So why not check out his Weidemann?
5 Sep 2005 — 4:37pm
I can't help but offer up our Alfon
6 Sep 2005 — 3:05pm
"Take a spin through Storm’s library"
I will second that. They have some of the most interesting italics around.