Sentences with phrase «similar typeface»

Pick an easily legible, preferably a sans - serif font, e.g. Arial, Cambria, Helvetica or any other similar typeface.

Use a clear and consistent layout and design, with a similar typeface to your CV.

Jean Jannon later designed a similar typeface that most other digital versions of Garamond resemble.

Different patches on the suitcase and some colour correction aren't enough, especially with the two authors» names in a similar typeface.

Not exact matches

And his renegade nature is also evident in the original 2014 complaint in the case, which was filed using a typeface similar to one used by Led Zeppelin.

Heck, Uncle Maddio's even uses a color scheme that's eerily similar to Chipotle, with rust - brown menus featuring plain white typeface.

Compared to a Ford or Nissan at a similar price point, the screen options and typeface look downright antiquated.

Many printing companies require high resolution PDFs, or PDF X1a or similar files, with all text outlined prior to making the PDF, so that there will be no typeface issues when printing from the PDF.

If you don't know what typefaces are used, try downloading a plugin like Fount so you can identify similar fonts online and start building a list of fonts you love.

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Within this exhibition, Andy Warhol's Brillo Box (Soap Pads)(1964) borrows the visual language of mass - produced objects to produce iconography — in classic Warhol style, and artists such as Martin Kippenberger and Mario Schifano use similar techniques to appropriate universally recognizable typefaces, as the image of a brand or consumable personality.

He has designed the logotype for Helmut Lang — a heavy sans serif typeface that was the result of painstaking study at Cooper Union's Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design and Typography where he researched early versions of typefaces with similar qualities.