Cheque and Jaapokki Research
Cheque
Input Text and Research
The
Cheque typeface is made by designer Mirela Belova, this font was developed as
part of a student project but has then grown to its full potential. The font is
based on geometric shapes and has a vintage look. Her creations were made in
tandem with Fontfabric.
The
images in which the font is being used is very modern. It could work in
advertising coffee shops and café’s. This font gives me a chance to analyse and
develop my own understanding about it. I may need to search up alternative
fonts as the history behind this font is very limited.
Cheque
Research Links
Mirela
Belova is the artist
Cheque
original search link
Jaapokki Research
Jaapokki
was created by Finnish designer Mikko Nuuttila. He trusts in clever thinking,
the latest technology, and collaborative effort, and aims to have fun while
working on his own projects and studies.
He has also created a font called Rentukka which has personal diagritic
marks.
The
font is brilliant to stand out in posters, headlines and other documents. It’s
a new font that has not yet been incorporated into big projects but it’s unique
style makes it ideal for modern creations in print design. I know that I am
going to use it in my future projects.
The
enhance and subtract variations of the font give a very interesting look. They
would be brilliant to be used in modern branding tasks. The bold lines and
defined edges gives it its modern look that catches the eye very well.
This
image of the wolf shows the impact of the text over Black and White. It has a
very simple look but creates a big impact. The unique look of selected
characters including the ‘W’ and ‘O’ make it very visually pleasing for the
viewer.
Jaapokki
Research Links
Jaapokki
Font Website
Font of
the day
Mikko
Nuuttila
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