lyssachiavari, 1 month ago

@anderlandbooks Actually really like the title font and not having trouble reading it. Agree with Julie about the author/subtitle font, though—definitely a system font and you'll want to avoid those for design purposes. A simple serif might play nicely against the cursive for the title font. All caps serif is popular currently. Cardio is a nice free one.

anderlandbooks, 1 month ago

@lyssachiavari Thank you! This is highly appreciated!

juliebihn, 1 month ago

@anderlandbooks Looks romantic, and I like the concept! I'd definitely play with fonts--ideally, you could read it in a thumbnail, and I think the author/subtitle font looks dated, like I think that font came with my mom's old Mac back AGES ago. (Which in fairness, time travel, but I'd go for something a little different.)

anderlandbooks, 1 month ago

@juliebihn Thank you! I'll most definitely reconsider the fonts.

ringles, 1 month ago

@anderlandbooks If it fits the themes, a gentle warp of the clock might work.

anderlandbooks, 1 month ago

@ringles Thank you!

wendypalmer, 1 month ago

@anderlandbooks I like it overall, I find it quite striking, but the title font is a little hard to read

anderlandbooks, 1 month ago

@wendypalmer thank you! I'll rethink the font!

elysegrasso, 1 month ago

@anderlandbooks @wendypalmer

Speaking as someone with old eyes and an interest in typography:

Moving the T and C so that they don't overlap would be useful, and might be most of what you need to change if you want to keep the font: turn them back into typography instead of an abstract design... Making that stroke that crosses the lower C a different color than the text would also help. (It might work better if it matched the blue swoosh just below.)

anderlandbooks, 1 month ago

@elysegrasso @wendypalmer Thank you! That is very useful!