Here’s a little experiment: to create a typographic illustration using a pair of antonyms, choosing a typefaces and arrangements that complement the connotations of each word.
Typefaces: Mrs. Eaves italic and Superba RR Bold.
Impulse
Going after inspiration with a stick
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Experimenting with type
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February 21st, 2010
by Bernie
Love this particular antonym pair! Really great imagery in type — picturing this in refrigerator magnet form!
May 23rd, 2010
by Jo Anne McKaughan
These are great examples! But I hate the font I have to respond in. Looks like Times New Roman. Bllechhh!