Calibri is what’s known as a sans serif font, meaning it does not have little flourishes known as “wings” and “feet” on each letter like Times New Roman does.

Below we round up 10 examples of fonts in famous logos that show just how powerful the right typeface can be – and how some fonts have been adapted to suit very different brands.

According to Skillshare, serif lettering has an extra line, “kind of like a little foot,” that extends at the ends of letters. Georgia and Times are two examples of serif fonts.

We all know words have power – but the fonts those words are written in can have just as much. Font psychology is the study of how fonts and typefaces make us feel, and while it may not be something ...

The serif typeface for print applications is Chronicle. Chronicle is a complete family of typefaces offering regular, semibold and bold, with separate fonts for titling and small sizes. Thus it ...