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Which front with Garmond?

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The name of my business is iTutor Computers which displays a look and feel of the corporate world. The problem I'm having is as follows the front of the business card uses the font Garamond and Quicksand. Which I think plays very well together, but the back of the card which will have "Spot UV" applied to the font of Quicksand I have been just informed that the font is to thin. So do you have any suggestions for a font that I can use on the back of the card which will need to play well with Garamond & Quicksand? From my understanding of fonts I should use a rounded,sans-serif but I'm not sure.   I have included a picture of the back of the card

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    Jacob Bugge
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    Jacob BuggeCommunity Expert
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    July 21, 2010

    OC Diva,

    Which I think plays very well together, but the back of the card which will have "Spot UV" applied please elaborate
    to the font of Quicksand I have been just informed that the font is to thin please elaborate.
    So do you have any suggestions for a font that I can use on the back of the card which will need to play well with Garamond & Quicksand? From my understanding of fonts I should use a rounded,sans-serif but I'm not sure.   I have included a picture of the back of the card how is that different from what you want?
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    OC_MokaAuthor
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    July 21, 2010

    What is Spot UV?

    The very first image has the "Spot UV" applied it's the shinny black print

    What's wrong with the Quicksand font

    Quicksand is a fine font which the spot uv will not work with.

    I'm looking to replace the font within the blue area with a font that has

    the same feel and that works well with Garamond

    Jacob Bugge
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    Jacob BuggeCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    July 21, 2010

    OC Diva,

    What's wrong with the Quicksand font

    Quicksand is a fine font which the spot uv will not work with.

    Depending on the application, you may add to its thickness without using Bold; in Illustrator, you may use the Appearance palette/panel flyout and Add New Stroke, half of which will be added to the original shape of each letter.

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