You can always pull inspiration from other designs in your industry. Like a stylish brush font with jagged edges like the font used in the Slayer band logo.
Depending on the flyer you’re designing, you also need to pick the fonts that match your industry and your brand.įor example, if you’re designing a flyer for a rock music festival, you need to pick a more creative and a bold font that attracts the attention of the target audience. Pick Fonts That Match Your Brandįonts come in various styles and designs.
Not sure how to pick the right fonts for your flyer? Then follow these tips. This font also includes lots of stylish ligatures that you can use to craft monogram logos as well. It has a bold and creative design that’s perfect for tech-themed designs. You can download “Ragsak” for personal (free) or commercial use ($5) here.MBD Edge is a modern flyer font with a futuristic character design. Just like how I was inspired by other graphic and type designers I look up to.” “And words that are displayed with such beauty and versatility have an ability to inspire and influence. I believe that there is power through words,” he says. “I find inner peace and able to express myself through typography. For me, that is what Ragsak is all about, the nostalgia that welcomes you home.”Īside from coffee, beer, beach and fishing, Cabaltera’s obvious fixation is creating typefaces-his online portfolio reveals it. “There is warmth and familiarity through the ’60s-70s design, fashion and music that brings us to a time when we can be carefree and creative. I was listening to ‘One Nation Under a Groove’ by Funkadelic and I can’t help but feel like I’m being transported,” the Manila-based part-time graphic designer tells us.
“It’s funny how we look for a place or a time period where we can find an escape most of us find it through nostalgia. Posted by Bj Cabaltera on Sunday, February 28, 2021 RAGSAK is a retro display type inspired by the 60’s psychedelic era.
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