The first picture is of a condensed font that gets even more condensed with French. There’s a lot to fit and each language only got one-eighth of the tin to be printed. If you look at the entire back of the tin, the print seems to take up just a small amount of space, short and sweet, which is good because my attention span could never.
The second image is of a face mask packaging. It’s cute, formatted to look like fancy paper design with a postage stamp, like an actual letter, all that jazz. Then, in italics, is the opening of a letter addressed to Santa. It feels kinda real, like when people write actual letters addressed to someone.
The third image is of bold next to regular, which in my opinion, reads “WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE *skip over fine print* DO NOT REMOVE THIS TAG!” It’s not a particularly bad design because, let’s be real: who has ever read those tags stuck to the wires of appliances? So far I haven’t, and nothing has set on fire yet.