What are a2k's fonts?

And I hope he doesn't resort to ... what was that? Latin on that sample page? I can't read Latin.

Editing self, no, I didn't love it, exactly. Will have to study it. Close though.

But I can...

Can't tell if you are joking, but if not that isn't exactly Latin, it's lorem ipsum place holder text that is only intended to look like natural words (typing random letters won't look like what real words look like and hurts design).

There's a trick in Microsoft word to generate lorem ipsum if you ever need it.

Edit: I was wrong, they use the quick brown fox pangram as their placeholder text. Which sucks as the repetitiveness isn't natural-looking and it isn't good placeholder text for design.

Well not only can't I read Latin, I wouldn't be able to recognize it even if an unabridged dictionary of it fell and smacked me on my noggin'! But of course, I don't think you're going to pander to the small populace of ghosts from the former Roman Empire by writing the next generation a2k in Latin!

Doh, I didn't dwell on that latin or non latin. I didn't even look at it.. Oh, George.......

Ok, I can represent some fools.

Is A2K going to get its own font now? How about the font they use for "Star Trek" or ESPN?

We will need this because I've finished my script for "A2K: The Motion Picture" and it would be great if there were an interesting font which could be associated with it. I have to tell you that there is already some effort underway to get Brad Pitt to play Craven/Robert.