Kathryn, What's the rationale behind the filled in type font? It does make the piece more casual (speak to a younger audience) but it's not used consistently. I would limit your use to heads then combine it with sans serif fonts that carry the bulk of the "information". There are incomplete sentences and misspellings throughout. Proofread and spellcheck. Son's is not a plural form but possessive. You have to pay attention to these kinds of details if your want this to be a professional piece.
Kathryn,
ReplyDeleteWhat's the rationale behind the filled in type font?
It does make the piece more casual (speak to a younger audience) but it's not used consistently. I would limit your use to heads then combine it with sans serif fonts that carry the bulk of the "information".
There are incomplete sentences and misspellings throughout. Proofread and spellcheck. Son's is not a plural form but possessive. You have to pay attention to these kinds of details if your want this to be a professional piece.