Rockwell - Regular

Classification: Slab serif/ Egyptian

characteristic feature: The rockwell is known for certain displays or for small text, but not used for body text. Rockwell is montyped; It is a monoweighted stroke. It is also known for its straight lines and the right angles.

typeface name: Baskerville (Italic)

classification: Transitional

characteristic feature: It has vertical axis/ thinning points with thick loops.

Fun fact: Baskerville couldn’t economically couldn’t handle the  cheap printers/ technology, so the type disappeared and then came back in the 1920’s.

typeface name: Bodoni (Bold)

Classification: slab Serif/ Egyptian

characteristic feature: Has a lot of sharp edges and bold thick letters. Most people believe this type is a shape/ sexy look. 

typeface name: Futura

Classification: geometric sans- serif

characteristic feature: It is a modern clean and elegant type. It is very geometric from squares, triangles, etc.

Type: Chancery

classification: serif/ egyptian

characteristic feature: Type has slop and narrow letters/ numbers. It is like Roman Calligraphy like the brush stroke.

typeface name: Snell Roundhand

Classification: Script

characteristic feature: Font is best for invitations, cards, anything elegant/ fancy you want to put on. Was made in 1966, and known as the roundhand, very light but bold at the same time with a hint of elegance.