Post by flanz on Jul 22, 2021 19:36:33 GMT
I'm finally in the groove with creating my photo heavy, text heavy photobook (cookbook) using Bookwright on Blurb.com.
I've created a lot of pages already but am rethinking my font choices. Do you have any to recommend?
I have italicized text which is a message to the bride and groom or a story about the recipe.
The recipe itself is not italicized.
Some fonts really look pretty bad when italicized. I want this to be really easily readable. I know that serif fonts are supposed to be easier to read than sans-serif fonts but I like the crisp look of Arial or other sans serif fonts better. DH disagrees.
I was working with a very short list of font options because I wanted to keep the option open to create an e-book version to share with people who submitted content for the book. i think if I create something for sharing I'll do the magazine or .pdf file version. Need to find out if there are any font restrictions for that, but I'm thinking it's not likely.
Thanks!
I've created a lot of pages already but am rethinking my font choices. Do you have any to recommend?
I have italicized text which is a message to the bride and groom or a story about the recipe.
The recipe itself is not italicized.
Some fonts really look pretty bad when italicized. I want this to be really easily readable. I know that serif fonts are supposed to be easier to read than sans-serif fonts but I like the crisp look of Arial or other sans serif fonts better. DH disagrees.
I was working with a very short list of font options because I wanted to keep the option open to create an e-book version to share with people who submitted content for the book. i think if I create something for sharing I'll do the magazine or .pdf file version. Need to find out if there are any font restrictions for that, but I'm thinking it's not likely.
Thanks!
