I Designed with the World's Most HATED Fonts (Reddit Seethed)

Can I create amazing packaging designs with every font you hate?

The Process
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In this design challenge, we're taking on the most hated fonts in the industry: Comic Sans, Papyrus, and Impact. These fonts have been widely criticized by designers and typographers alike, but we're going to put them to the test and see if they can be used in a visually appealing way. Whether you're a designer, a typographer, or just someone who loves design, this video is for you. So, let's see if we can change some minds and prove that even the most hated fonts can be used in unexpected and beautiful ways!

We'll create custom illustrations, unique logo designs, and graphic design styles that appeal to each packages audience!

Work Request
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[BrandonShep]

Test your Thumbnails & Titles against your Competition before you upload! Even use it to find viral thumbnail concepts for your next video :)

[nates]

Font snobbery is the worst kind of snobbery. I can see why people dislike certain fonts: they are often overused or used in the wrong contexts. However, you've shown that, in the correct context, they can ALL be effective and well-placed.

[Lucky-Pand]

It's crazy how these designs are like 100 times better than anything I've seen at the store and then people from reddit are still complaining lmao

[ImTerasHD]

Always wanted to make Comic Sans work in a design because people told me I couldn't, so seeing someone do it right is the highlight of my day! One of my new favorite design channels for sure.

[chocolateaddictedartist]

The way he was able to make Comic Sans not look tacky was genius. I would have never thought of slightly rearranging the letters.

[TurtleKun]

I think its crazy that people are so bothered by the font choice, sure they might not fit every occasion but i can't imagine these font's being used better any other way! I really like the design!

[Notacet]

Overused doesn’t necessarily mean bad. You found a great context and theme for all of these fonts. I wouldn’t even recognize them in a store or a bar. Comic sans works especially well, because the placement, rotation & fx just make it look custom (+the fact that ”blast” has 5 unique letters)

[WeegeepieYT]

Genuinely really good! I think Papyrus & Impact arent that bad but you really made Comic Sans PEAK

[iansanders]

I THE GREAAAATTTT PAPYRUS DEEPLY AGREES WITH YOUR FASHION VISION AT THE BEGINNING

[secretscarlet]

This is actually the first time I’ve seen those fonts used in the right context and boy do they look good. Well done!

[tovact]

these designs were absolutely amazing, and you could barely tell blast root beer was using comic sans. The fact they still got upset and even said it looked bad or like a "kid could make it" is astounding. the designs were very professional and looked like they could potentially become a real root beer brand (I think the Seadog Root Beer has the best chance)

[insertcleverjoke]

It's so obvious that these took an insane amount of work and it's a bit of a shame that people were so blindly critical of the fonts. Like I hate comic sans too and it's hard to make papyrus work but you DID make them work! All of these were so transformative and played so well into the strengths of the fonts (the few they have anyway) and it's honestly inspiring

[TheDodoKing-wioc]

rip sans and papyrus from undertale who were hated on in this video

[numberpi]

Comic Sans used on a comic context, Papyrus literally used on a scroll, and Impact as an impact design.

But the top brains at Reddit are STILL whinning. They all look absolutely fantastic.

[kitten-whisperer]

I didn't know impact was despised. I always like the boldness of it

[sosasees]

there's no way real people can still complain about these fonts
in designs like THESE

[WillowWispGaming]

the first one made my jaw DROP!! i’m absolutely obsessed with the comic book style and i can’t believe you actually made comic sans work

[HyperTheKappa]

This goes to show there's no such thing as a "bad" font, or even bad design element in general. It's all about context and the story you tell with the entire work!

[Romo]

these designs are better than what 90% of those subreddits could ever come up with, how can you disregard how the font is actually used in the context, I think its fitting for these designs. Great Job for reminding us to not take everyone's opinions seriously

[bige]

As a graphic designer, these redditors made me roll my eyes. The snobbery was through the roof. Lol