Interval Font

Attached is a font series which looks versatile.
It stays consistent  through each version of the font and could work well with the title of the magazine. It could also work quite nicely with light condensed versions for the text on the inside magazines.

http://justcreative.com/2011/06/10/8-new-sans-serif-fonts/

Interval Sans Pro

Its basic design strikes a balance between the geometric skeleton of, say,Avenir and the renaissance-inspired proportions of myriad humanist sans serifs. With its two widths, each in seven weights, this family of 28 fonts is a practical and versatile choice for editorial typography, signage and branding. Its alternate one-story ‘a’ enables the discerning typographer to create a markedly different text image using a different Stylistic Set of the same font. Equipped with built-in small caps and multiple numeral sets, Interval Pro shows strong consistency across its range of styles and weights.

Fonts

www.lineto.com

Lineto is a swiss owned typographic site. They specialise in making bespoke fonts for use within design. The variety means there is a font suitable for near any document or website.












The fonts that are demonstrated here are a selection designed by lineto.com.
They design both sans and serif fonts and experiment with the perspective of the font, the solid form that makes up the font, the 3Dimensional aspect applied to the font and the angular curves applied to the font.

This is something I could experiment with to create the title for my own magazine. To create my own font that is suitable for themagazine and which makes it individual.

Many companys do have there own fonts to represent there brand and create an image.

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www.optimo.ch/

Optimo are swiss font designers.

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http://www.colophon-foundry.org

Colophone Foundry- London, UK
Colophone works in a similar way to a publishers, releasing only a limited edition of fonts that are unique to the purchaser.