Want to know which typeface i should start logo design practice as a beginner

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Tarun Saini · Accepted Answer

Welcome to the community! With Adobe Fonts, you have access to thousands of fonts from hundreds of foundry partners, and it’s better to explore and see which style feels right for your logos. A good way is to open up Adobe Fonts and try a few classics like Proxima Nova, Futura PT, Avenir Next, Playfair Display, or Baskerville.

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Bobby Henderson · Answer

I would avoid focusing on a specific typeface when designing logos. The finished work could end up being repetitive and look like it's following a design trend. Over time the logos could end up looking dated.

Every logo/branding project should be treated as having its own specific design needs. A logo for a flower shop shouldn't look the same as a logo for a sporting goods store.

Legibility is very important for any logo, especially if the logo will be used on something like an outdoor sign. Logos that use more simple, less ornate lettering will be more legible than something that uses lettering that is complicated and decorative. Sans serif fonts, such as Gotham, will be easier to read at small sizes or far viewing distances than a decorative font like Zebrawood.

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