Oh, I like Stone a lot as well.
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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath. Oh, and help us get Terriers dvds!
I really like Europa as a sans serif font.
DAMN, I love you all.
I know! I am LOVING this font conversation. LOVING the geekiness of the Buffistas and font choices. *sniff* My people!
ooo Novarese
Bodoni & Futura are also faves for me, with Univers in there. Caslon also. but that's more a 'grow where I was planted' thing. Gill Sans is the product of way too many creative directors loving the stuff.
Helvetica and I had a bad fight a couple years back and don't speak regularly anymore. I am flighty with my sans-serifs now. In moments of panic, I'll look at Century Gothic and think, I _could_ make it work. I know I could.
Then I go to FontFont and play with the text viewer, which is better/faster than Adobe's most days. Makes me feel better. [link] (eta: fixy link)
I am Charlie Brown in all this.
carry on.
Bodoni & Futura are also faves for me
Oooh, Bodoni. Definitely. I like Futura, too.
I used to love Frutiger, mostly for the roundedness of the lower-case "round" characters (a, o, g, etc.), but we used it for a book project that took THREE YEARS, and I got a little sick of it, which is a shame, because it really does have a nice clean, elegant look.
I love when we start a new book project here, because our journals never change primary font; continuity is very important. Plus there's not a lot of room for madcap font fun with scientific journals. But we have more leeway with the books, and so Chatty!Co-worker and I will sit for hours and debate the merits of different fonts.
lower-case "round" characters (a, o, g, etc.),
ok - so we're on visual-fetish letters? Mine are 'g' and 'W' I can hate a font if its 'g' doesn't swing me. And the W can't suck either. Yours?
I also have a fetish for the a. I like an open a, although I understand that the little arm on top helps distinguish it from an o. I also like a single tail g. The only font I've seen with both an open a and single tail g is Kabel, and it's too casual.