Sanity
This advertisement was made my Alfredo Rodriguez for the BrandHealth Agency. This ad was made for the Canadian canoe museum to increase awareness to the historical roots of Canada. The original image can be found at the following link
https://www.adsoftheworld.com/media/print/canadian_canoe_museum_sanity
Typography #1
This typeface can be easily identified as script by its hand written look that this font has. Specifically this is a connected script that can be seen in both of the circles. I think this was a very good choice in typography to help give it a more authentic look to the type.
Typography #2
This typeface is classified as a decorative. This Can be seen the the non uniform center that each letter has, as shown by the letter with a box on it. This typeface does have a sans serif look to it as well. This is seen by there being no serifs on the text, and a uniform thickness on the type. They also used all caps to give this type a thicker and bolder look.
Contrast
There is enough uniformity to make them blend nicely with each other, but there are some significant contrasting elements between the typefaces. The forms are significantly different. The first typeface as a curvy look to it, and the second typeface looks a little more blocky. The second typeface also has a heavier weight. This puts emphasis on the words RHYTHM and SANITY. The size difference between the two typefaces allows for the second typeface to pop even more.
Conclusion
I believe that both types of typography work well with each other. I think they both blend to give it the vintage look that they were wanting to communicate with their advertisement. However, they are contrasting enough to give emphasis on the words rhythm and sanity. These poping elements draw attention to the advertisement and gain the interest of the reader. I think this is a very effective design.