Jon Starr
Veteran
Haha, never noticed that! I knew it was used in some movies, but not all. I actually use Trajan for the font of my logo. :S
We just saw a documentary on Helvetica. Helvetica is the corporation font. It's also a supposed standard, but it's become so corporate a lot of designers stay away from it.
It's funny seeing all the standards. We all know that Courier is standard for scripts (for a reason), then there's Times or Ariel for Papers (usually Times), Someone said Garamond is the book standard, Trajan is the Movie Standard, forgot the standard for the bottom of movie posters, Helvetica is the corporate standard... hmm, what else?
We just saw a documentary on Helvetica. Helvetica is the corporation font. It's also a supposed standard, but it's become so corporate a lot of designers stay away from it.
It's funny seeing all the standards. We all know that Courier is standard for scripts (for a reason), then there's Times or Ariel for Papers (usually Times), Someone said Garamond is the book standard, Trajan is the Movie Standard, forgot the standard for the bottom of movie posters, Helvetica is the corporate standard... hmm, what else?