1. Artist Logos/ Typeface
Brontë Vickery

2. Each word from the band’s name is on
different level, with indents to create a
‘step’ effect, holding the audience’s
attention as they follow the text.
There is a simple
The font is bold,
clean border
clear and fairly
encasing the
rounded.
name, drawing
attention to it.
The way that the
text spills out of
an erased section The design is
of the border angular, simple
adds interest. and interesting.
The logo is usually black and white but
has been used in a variety of other
colours, such as pastel blue on one album
cover.

3. All of the letters are capitalised, which stands
out.
The font is very bold and
Each of the words in the
clear. The rounded letters
bands name are on
(o’s and c’s) are substituted
different levels, sustaining
by the outline of a circle,
the audience’s attention as
with some of the circle
they have to emphasise
having been erased to form
each word singularly.
the c’s. This has a quirky
and eye catching effect,
and allows for a interesting
variations- for example on
Each of the words in the
one album cover the o’s in
bands name are on
‘door’ are filled by a cat’s
different levels, sustaining
eyes. The circles also
the audience’s attention as
connote film reels linking to
they have to emphasise
the name.
each word singularly.
The logo is usually black and white, sometimes as shown
above and sometimes with the colours inverted. It has
also been used in a variety of other colours; for example
on some merchandise the text is metallic gold written on
a black background.

4. The font is somewhat blurred and looks like the
font from a typewriter, here with smudged ink, This logo is very simple but
which has a quirky look and links to the idea of him interesting and appealing.
writing his own songs.
The logo is often in a variation of colours
although usually in black or white.

5. As both the first and last name of the artist begin with the letter ‘N’,
only one letter has been used to start the other two words which
structured one on top of the other. The first ‘N’ however is in a
slightly different font and looks like it has been formed out of two
smaller ‘n’s’ at different angles.
All of the The
letters are colour
capitalised white
, which stands
stands out and
out. connotes
purity.
The font used is very interesting and reminds me of ‘western’
film inspired fonts. I like the way that the letters appear
distressed, with some of the fill colour having been erased.

6. There is a nice spacing between the letters
All of the letters are
which makes the words clearer and perhaps
capitalised, which grabs
makes the audience read slower, with more
attention.
consideration.
The font used is very traditional. It is The font goes against the
bold and simple which makes it very conventional swirly delicate
clear to read as well as making the fonts often used for female
text stand out. artists.

7. The navy blue font colour here used All of the letters are
is an interesting alternative to plain capitalised, which
black, giving a softer look which stands out.
would match the tone of their
music.
The font used is very traditional. It is The ‘&’ sign is decorative and
bold and simple which makes it very elegant, adding interest to the logo
clear to read as well as making the and connoting sophistication and a
text stand out. nod to the past.

8. Each syllable is separated by a dot/circle, which All of the letters are
holds the attention of the audience as they would capitalised, which
have to emphasise each part separately and thus stands out.
read with more consideration, as well as being an
interesting way to make the logo aesthetically
pleasing.
The font is somewhat blurred and The monochrome colour scheme is
sketchy, looking hand drawn and bold and dramatic.
interesting .

9. The font is the same as that used on a computer key board,
which is rounded and simple. Only the J is capitalised, in
accordance with the qwerty keyboard. (the function that the
band is named after). This font would be instantly familiar to
the target audience would be computer literate and would
draw the attention of those would recognise it even if they did Part of the band’s logo
not know of the band. is often a triangle, the
shape which appears
when the function ‘alt-j’
is used on a Mac. The
triangle is also a popular
shape often associated
with the ‘indie/hipster’
style.
The black and white effect is bold but
simple.

10. The font is very bold and clear, making it stand All of the letters are
out and easy to read. Its is fairly angular and capitalised, which
attention grabbing. stands out.
The black and white colour here used is bold, but the logo
is versatile and has been used with a variation of colours.