This Is What Various Fonts Would Probably Sound Like If You Could Hear Them

By Hannah Sofea, 09 Mar 2017

Fonts seem to be underacknowledged to the public eye, given no regard whatsoever even though everyone comes across it daily.

Composer Miriam Daly strived to change the norm and she did it the only way she knew best: with music.

Daly wrote and recorded theme songs for several fonts, giving each of them characteristic tunes. Daly meticulously chose suitable instruments and music styles to produce 20 tracks, each spanning a minute long. She not only composed the audio, but also created fun and exciting animated videos to go along with them.

Watch a few of her quirky clips below. To view more, visit her website.

Video via miriam daly

Video via miriam daly

Video via miriam daly

Video via miriam daly

[via CNET, videos via miriam daly]

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