1. Arial
Tahoma
Times
12pt
Arial
Tahoma
Times
16pt
Arial
Tahoma
Times 20

2. 10 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 10 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 10 16 20 24 28 32 36 40

3. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Times New Roman 16pt

4. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Arial 16 pt

5. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Times New Roman 16pt

6. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Tahoma 16pt

7. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Arial 16pt

8. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Times New Roman 32

9. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.
Tahoma 32

10. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.

11. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.

12. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on.

13. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes.

14. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.

15. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.

16. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.
Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on.

17. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.
Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on.
Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes.

18. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.
Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on.
Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes.
The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.

19. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.
Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on.
Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes.
The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.

20. Let’s try to be creative

23. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome.

28. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on.

29. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes.

30. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.

46. So why the word “serif”? Well, it’s commonly held that the origin of the humble serif can be traced back to ancient Rome. Before an Inscription was carved into stone the letters were first painted on. Anyone who has tried painting letters will know that one is left with slightly wider sections at the ends of the brush-strokes. The stone carvers would then faithfully carve out the letters including the flares at the end of the strokes — thus was born the serif.