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Monochromatic Colors

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Typeface: Segoe Script 

Author: Steve Matteson 

Segoe Script was designed during the author’s employment at Agfa Monotype.

Licensed to Microsoft for use as a branding typeface and user interface font, it was

designed to be friendly and legible. Matteson created a range of weights and italics

with a humanist feel.

What attracts me most is that this font is easy to read, while the hand-writing style is

quite elegant and pretty. Since my audience would be fans of classic Hollywood

movies, and may be in their middle-age, they might think of some vintage style for

the front.

My message here is to keep the elegant style and hopefully, to remind them of those

good days that so many talented and gorgeous actresses presented in those good

movies.

In the last two pages, the first one is the submitted one. But I still have some further

ideas of transforming some of the fonts to make it more interesting. I added a little

beret for the letter “e” in the word “The”. Then I “grew” some rose thorn on “Golden

Age”, added a bowknot to “f” and converted circles to heart-shapes for “Hollywood.”

Personally speaking, I really like those ideas; I would love to make it more vivid later.

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(1930-1959)

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(1930-1959)