My favourite fonts in canva

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My favourite fonts in canva 

Today I’m going to share with you guys my favorite fonts in canva. since I’m not an expert in designing, I draw my designs most the time and I like to do texts a lot. They are just my favorite categories. So I use canva a lot for typography cuz it’s just easy and Awesome. And I noticed a lot of artists when doing text designs they are using the wrong type of fonts. I mean sometimes the text is really meaningful and strong that anyone would buy the design. But unfortunately, They’re ruining their own chances by choosing the wrong fonts and they are missing a lot of sales 💸.

So let’s move on to the first one 😉.

1-Anton

Now anyone who would visit my store will defiantly notice I’m a big fan of this font. I use it in almost every design cuz it’s bold and neat.you could see the text very clear when browsing redbubble products without needing to click on the product in order to see it.

Anton

2-league gothic

This one is my second favorite one. The tall shape of letters saves spaces especially when you’re writing a lot so it’s a lifesaver.

League gothic

3-Gagalin

Now, this guy right here is just awesome, bold, distressed, and nice. We all know distressed fonts are trendy.So I recommend using it.

Ganglin

4-Amazone

Now a lot of people will disagree with me on this one. And to be honest I used it once because it’s a little tricky. this type of font depends on what you’re writing and the way it’s written. really in some texts, you will love it. In others, you will say no. I post it here, cuz to be honest I made my first sale on spreadshirt using it. For all of you who don’t know, I’ve started my store recently. And guess what I made my first sale on the 3rd week. So I will totally recommend it. but first, you have to do experiments. I will show you down 2 pics of the same font.

You see both are the same font. For me I liked the second pic it’s neater than the first one.

I hope this article helps you in choosing the right type of font. As a rule the bolder, the neater the better. always choose taller lettering type of fonts when writing long texts to save space.


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