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Arial vs. Helvetica

by hu3630type • January 21, 2015 • Comments Off on Arial vs. Helvetica

arial_v_helveticaAs a precursor to your own typeface analysis/comparison, this examination of Arial and Helvetica provides a useful example.

After you’ve read up, try this quiz, “So you think you can tell Arial from Helvetica?” People get a little goofy about the battle between these two typefaces. Check out mimeart’s game that invites you to help Helvetica give Arial the boot!

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