I’m setting the body copy of a sunday supplement type magazine with Warnock pro, and would like a clean, fresh, understated sans serif to complement it. Ideally from the adobe opentype library??
I love Warnock and have used Franklin Gothic with it several times. I feel it is a clean look with nice contrasts, and since both fonts have many weights, it is very flexible.
-M
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18.Mar.2007 4.14pm
What about using Cronos Pro Opticals?
18.Mar.2007 5.31pm
Think I prefer Frutiger. Cronos feels a bit cheap?
18.Mar.2007 5.45pm
Cheap? Cronos? Perhaps you just like rigidity over fluidity?
18.Mar.2007 5.48pm
Perhaps... I’m not sure about the softer edge to it. My version is Cronos Pro - no opticals after it. Is is the same?
19.Mar.2007 2.48pm
Cronos Pro Opticals has got more types (Caption, Subhead, Display); other than that Cronos Pro is the same.
19.Mar.2007 2.56pm
Cronos Pro Opticals addresses Optical Sizing in the font design. If you notice, some of the details have been removed in the captions sizes.
19.Mar.2007 11.06pm
Can you suggest somew examples of this face in use? still can’t quite see it, but it’s growing on me
20.Mar.2007 11.29am
http://dallasmuseumofart.org/Dallas_Museum_of_Art/View/VanGogh/index.htm
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20.Mar.2007 10.43pm
I love Warnock and have used Franklin Gothic with it several times. I feel it is a clean look with nice contrasts, and since both fonts have many weights, it is very flexible.
-M