Garamond
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A classic font with small lines on letters used in books and magazines because it is easy to read
- proper noun
- Specialized
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Garamond
- Josh, Garamond is a great font for the interior as well.
Examples
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She snaps the white vellum business card, studies the raised Garamond.
Fiction book (2000) -
Minion, Garamond, Times New Roman, all great.
Blog text (23) -
Lord Jim, the forty-four-point Garamond
Fiction book (1999) -
The elegant Garamond typeface is often used in books and magazines for its readability.
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Many designers prefer Garamond for its classic look in both print and digital media.
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I chose Garamond for the invitation because it adds a touch of sophistication.
How Clean
Surface Forms
Garamond main
Etymology
Garamond as a font name comes from that same designer: later printers and designers used his name for a classic set of letter shapes that feel elegant and easy to read. So choosing Garamond today means choosing that traditional, readable style of letters.