The equal letters have some bad spacing as well, the opportunity part. The bad spacing for opportunity its between the second O and the R.
There is no bad spacing here the 330 and the 2 words are perfect and has equal space.
Day: February 10, 2016
Good and Bad Letter spacing
This is an example of bad letter spacing. Where it says “Clean” for example the letters appear to be looser than the average text that may be slightly kerned.
This is an example of good letter spacing. The letters appear to be tighter (kerned) in this image. For example where it says “student government…” the letters seem to be a lot closer together.
Good and Bad Kerning/letterspacing
On this cover, in the word “Literature” the letter “T” is a bit too far from the letter “A”, as well as the word “Composition” the letter “O” is too far from both the “I” or “N”
The type in this cover box has the perfect amount of space in between each letter, it makes them readable, it is maybe a little tight but they are large enough for easier reading.
Bad & Good Kerning
This sign displays good kerning. It properly gives enough space between the letters to be read nice and smoothly.
This sign displays bad kerning. Some of the letters are on top of each other like the TI in POSTING. Also the EA in PLEASE and CLEAN are really close together.
Good and bad example of letterspace and kerning
In my eyes this is a good example of typography because everything in the page is very organized. The first thing you see on the page is the word BRISTOL. This is the focus or the main character. There’s visual background, foreground and mid-ground created in the page by using the same font but different size.
In my eyes this is a bad example of typography because overall it’s look very messy. The block-type letters barely has any space between them. The kerning could be much better.
good & bad letterspacing/kerning
The photo below is an example of “good” letterspacing/kerning: “Priority Mail.” The type below provides an appropriate amount of spacing within each letter. The letters are not touching or overlapping eachother. The adjustment of space between the letters are thoroughly balance and share proper amount of spacing below/above the two words.
The photo below is an example of “bad” letterspacing/kerning: “How to Draw Comics.” The type below provides an inappropriate amount of spacing within each letter. The letters are touching and overlapping each other. Although the style of the typography seems appropriate for the material in this book, the letters are extremely tight and compressed and could use letterspacing. The words would be completely illegible and lost without the dark black stroke and blue shadows.
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I seen this sign while in the train. It does not show good letter spacing. In the word Brake, the letter “e” is very close to the letter “k”. Also there is very little space betweeen the words Emergency and Break compared to the spacing between the words bellow it.
The NYPD car is an example of good letter spacing. If u look at where it says NYPD, the spacing between the letters is perfect. The letters are all evenly apart from each other.
Good Letter Spacing Vs. Poor Letter Spacing
- This Bicycle shop sign is an example of poor letter spacing. The name of the shop, Tong Lida, is spaced so far apart that it feels disjointed. This is made more clear as the other text on the sign isn’t spaced very far apart. This juxtaposition of the text only makes the Name of the shop look worse.
2. This Oscar insurance ad is an example of good letter spacing. The text, “The doctor will see you now,” is evenly kerned together to make the text stand out. This makes the advertisement flow as your eye is drawn to read the text and then look at the picture followed by the name of the company and info on the bottom. The letter spacing makes this ad more effective in catching your attention.
Good vs Bad Kerning/letterspacing
As I crossed the street I came upon a message on a piece of wood with bad kerning. The reason it is considered bad kerning is because the P and O in the word ‘POST’ seem to be right on top of each other, as well as the S and T are fusing together. Yet the O and S are not connecting in any way. Also the I and L in ‘BILLS’ have space to spare but the B is right on top of the I.
In the city there is a Dunkin Donuts shop with a sign outside listing the flavors of coolattas. The kerning in this picture is sharp as well as the letter spacing between the individual flavors. Therefore making this a good example of kerning/letters pacing
