For me, a good font should have very readable characters, easily identifiable: if there are, for example, one or two letters in the font that don't meet these characteristics, I avoid using it...or I only use it in certain cases. If the font has uneven spacing between the letters or they are poorly drawn, I don't use it... except in special cases, like when a font is similar to graffiti.
Well, I'm no expert on fonts, that's all I can say... :)
Thank you both.😏 To use with Gimp, I have often downloaded "fancy" fonts because I like anything out of the ordinary, but now that I have discovered the infinite manipulations offered by Inkscape, I will sort through my downloaded fonts folder .
Community Café Choosing a font
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What are the criteria for choosing a "good" font?
For me, a good font should have very readable characters, easily identifiable: if there are, for example, one or two letters in the font that don't meet these characteristics, I avoid using it...or I only use it in certain cases. If the font has uneven spacing between the letters or they are poorly drawn, I don't use it... except in special cases, like when a font is similar to graffiti.
Well, I'm no expert on fonts, that's all I can say... :)
Here's some useful guidance from...
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Google: https://fonts.google.com/knowledge/choosing_type
Thank you both.😏
To use with Gimp, I have often downloaded "fancy" fonts because I like anything out of the ordinary, but now that I have discovered the infinite manipulations offered by Inkscape, I will sort through my downloaded fonts folder .
I will study the link. Thanks.