Pr*tty
Not exactly my sort of thing, but sufficiently old-timey and charming nonetheless.
Sh*tty
When designers talk about how the general public is becoming more and more visually acute and sensitive to branding and identity cues, I can’t help but look at something like this and think all that talk is wrong. Honestly, even as an average person, how do you put up Curlz lettering in a window with that identity and not think, “Maybe this doesn’t match. Maybe by doing this I’m securing a special place in hell for myself.”
Repent now ye sinners.
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I've always felt that unless you're advertising gingerbread houses or something related to princesses, you have no business using Curlz. I actually know an IT consultant who has used a program that automatically uninstalls the font from computers, as it's been known to wreak havoc with Entourage.
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy that Charles P. Rogers font, though.