Century Gothic Regular
If we combine all the fonts of all the typestyles of a given typeface we have a family of type. By selecting fonts within the same family, a designer maintains typographic consistency. Century Gothic Regular or Normal keeps the standard weight from wich all the other variations are derived.
– Century Gothic Typestyles
Today and incredible number of typestyles are available to graphic designers. The number and variety have developed over time to accomodate diverse trends and uses. Most of these typestyles are simply variations in the weight or width of the letterforms. Century Gothic offers variations, such as regular or normal, italic, bold, and bold italic.
Century Gothic Vs Arial
According to the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Century Gothic uses much less ink than other fonts. It was found that Century Gothic uses about 30% less ink than Arial. In order to save money, the university switched their default e-mail and printing font from Arial to Century Gothic.
claudiadiaz7 