Is good typography really suppose to be invisible? I understand the point the poster is trying to show, Typography isn't suppose to be wham bam in your face but you got to attract attention to it and it also depends on the subject matter. For example something to do with new rave you can't really hide the type because of the big, bold, neon colours you associate with it and without out that style it wouldn't correspond with the subject matter.
So does good typography really have to be invisible or just blend with the subject matter?
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