It seems like this would be a great combination to use in a poster for modern classical music concert. Century Gothic is commanding and friendly, but not to the point of being casual or warm. ItвЂ™s got a strong sense of classic authority because of the nature of Bodoni, but it also has a modern friendliness to it. This combination looks like it would work best in a display context, like a poster or a flyer. If you are interested in what books we either make or might make for font combinations, the best thing to do is subscribe to the newsletter (either to the right or down below if you are on your mobile device).ДҐ Fonts that goВ with Century Gothic 1. So, letвЂ™s see what fonts work with Century Gothic, pulling from a list ofВ classic typefaces we keep handy, and see what kind of look and feel we can get going.Д«ut first, a quick poll on what you really need: Pick one answer, see the results, and then keep reading: If you compare Century Gothic and Futura in a variety of settings, youвЂ™ll see that to a large degree they can be used interchangeably. The perpendicular cut of Futura seems to make it feel more вЂњseriousвЂќ, where Century Gothic feels a bit less formal. For instance, notice how the terminalsВ of the letter вЂњCвЂќ (and other letters) differ from each other in this illustration (which I reconstructed from an uncredited source on Pinterest):

We just did a post on fonts that look greatВ with Futura, and now we are continuing on to Century Gothic.Д¬entury Gothic is similar in some fundamental ways to Futura, but has some very unique differences that clearly set it apart. If you do a google search for вЂњwhat fonts go withвЂ¦вЂќ, youвЂ™ll see Futura, Century Gothic, Bebas, and a few other suggestions pop up in the auto-suggest tool.

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