(Obviously not 77 in the World Cup but still)- Craig Williams am fully on board with this Adidas font for turning Mertens into MEATENS- Brody Logan Adidas font is absolute garbage.
Adidas’ font is neither clearly legible or distinguishable as pointed out by Twitter users over the past one week.Adidas’ World Cup FontSocial Media ReactionsThis perfectly illustrates the problem about this “typeface”.Thanks, Julian OAAXLEA?DARKLER?ORAHLEA?DAAHLER?ORAXLER?ORAHLER?DRAXLER?OARHLEA?DAAXLEA?OAAHLER?DARXLER?OARXLEA?ORAXLER?DRRXLER?DRAHLEA?DRRHLER?ORAXLEA?OAAXLER?ORRHLER?DARHLEA?- can't get over how terrible the font that is using on their jerseys for the is- Anne? font for these Adidas numbers is shocking. Inspired by traditional Soviet imagery, the font uses sharp 90-degree strokes which causes confusion between letters like ‘A’ and ‘R’, ‘X’ and ‘K’, ‘Z’ and ‘2’, etc.FIFA’s equipment regulations state that the font used on all apparels must be legible and distinguishable by all players, match officials, spectators and the media. The font is not free or publicly available and below is a sample of the font showing 26 letters and numerals. The font used for the game series is EA Sans Curves, which is a proprietary font designed by Portuguese designer Dino dos Santos for Electronic Arts. The official Adidas’ font, used on its FIFA World Cup jerseys, is causing confusion due to its square, Cyrillic-style letters and numbers. The above is the global cover of the FIFA 16 game featuring Lionel Messi.
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