In an email I got earlier, G.H. wrote:
I think your voice sounds like Helvetica.
That had me chuckle. How does your voice sound?
In an email I got earlier, G.H. wrote:
I think your voice sounds like Helvetica.
That had me chuckle. How does your voice sound?
Did I mail you? :)
Feb 20th, 2008 / 12:19 pm
Brings a whole new dimension to one’s personal “brand”. Most of the time when I listen to radio or podcasts I picture the host a certain way and almost always they sound completely different. However, I never spend time thinking about their associated typeface. Thanks for freaking out my brain.
Feb 20th, 2008 / 1:05 pm
like Hobo
Feb 20th, 2008 / 1:28 pm
Hmmm, what font is nasal?
Feb 20th, 2008 / 2:12 pm
I’ve been told I sound like Baskerville Old Face.
(I think I sound like Cicle).
Feb 20th, 2008 / 2:22 pm
Take Susan Kare’s Cairo, then hit it with a brick… repeatedly. (sighs)
Feb 20th, 2008 / 2:40 pm
It must be your Swiss DNA. I sound like Marker Felt at the moment, but I’m taking diction classes.
Feb 20th, 2008 / 2:41 pm
Unfortunately because of my accent, I sound like Zapf dingbats to too many people.
Feb 20th, 2008 / 3:31 pm
I have been told I have a fabulous voice for presentations usw. Now I’m dying to know which font I sound like…
Feb 20th, 2008 / 4:52 pm
Definitely a Slab Serif :)
Feb 20th, 2008 / 6:37 pm
As long as it doesn’t sound like Comic Sans I’m good.
Feb 20th, 2008 / 9:33 pm
Not sure if I qualify, but I’m hoping for that font most associated with the Charles Rennie Mackintosh/Glasgow School of Art/Art Nouveau end of things :)
Feb 20th, 2008 / 10:31 pm
a little modification on this device may help to find an answer on one’s typographic voice definition. :)
http://technabob.com/blog/2008/02/22/typographic-synthesizer-makes-fonts-like-music/
I don’t know what i sound like, but there are times i feel so helvetica, most of the time arial simply tells everything (not perfect but tells the story), yet i really enjoy my trajan moods.
Feb 23rd, 2008 / 9:50 am