USE FONTS TO CREATE EMOTIONAL CONTRAST

Created by Steve Minor, Modified on Sat, 4 Oct at 9:30 AM by Steve Minor

Pairing two fonts can suggest conflict, duality, or harmony.

Steps:

1. Choose a primary emotional font (e.g., handwritten, jagged, or delicate serif).

2. Pair it with a contrasting stable font (e.g., sans-serif, clean mono).

3. Place the emotional font in focus (big or animated), and use the stable one as support.

Pro Tip: Try pairing Special Elite (raw, distressed) with Open Sans (clean, professional) for emotional tension.