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No we can't, no it's not, and no it doesn't. There are many other fun, comic-y faces that aren't terribly designed.
by culturestate 15y ago
No we can't, no it's not, and no it doesn't. There are many other fun, comic-y faces that aren't terribly designed.
- agilebyte 15y agoCould you give some examples please?
- culturestate 15y agoExamples of alternatives? Glad to. Blambot(1) makes a range of great ones, especially Giant Sized Spectacular, and I'm personally partial to Loose(2). (1) http://www.blambot.com/fonts_design.shtml http://www.blambot.com/fonts_design.shtml (2) http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/zeptonn/loose/ http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/zeptonn/loose/
- kyberias 15y agoThese fonts (1) certainly look good but they are very different from Comic Sans, almost too pro. I think none of them capture the childish, random, non-professional feel that Comic Sans visualizes. I can understand why people loath Comic Sans but as I said, it has it's uses where more professional types fail. I recently saw Comic Sans used in one company's printed invoices. I though it ridiculous until I discussed the topic with the people there. They actually made a very tactical decision in using the font. It was all about the feel of it. Come to think of it, perhaps I'll found a fan club for Comic Sans. :)
- kyberias 15y agoCould you point out what objective qualities of Comic Sans makes it "terribly designed" when compared to other "comicy" fonts? Look, I'm not a particular fan of Comic Sans but I think the bashing of it is borderline childish given how many unreadable fonts there are.