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This is a foundation course in typography with an emphasis on using type for a multiple of industry related applications.
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- Fonts in the Twilight ZoneRead the book, Typographic Firsts Among my favorite kinds of typefaces are those that don’t fit neatly into predefined or existing categories; those that dip their toes into more than one genre, or take their cues from disparate historical periods. These twilight zone hybrids aren’t always easy to pull off. Today, I’m featuring an in-between […]
- An Interview with Ulrike RauschRead the book, Typographic Firsts Ulrike Rausch is an author and award-winning type designer based in Berlin. She’s also the designer of one of my all-time favorite handwriting typefaces, the beautiful and authentic, LiebeHeide. The post An Interview with Ulrike Rausch appeared first on I Love Typography.
- On Type Design & VolcanoesRead the book, Typographic Firsts An Interview with John Hudson, co-founder of Tiro Typeworks, world-class type designer and expert in font technology. We talk with him about the award-winning superfamily, Brill, the challenges of multilingual typography, volcanoes and walking the dog. The post On Type Design & Volcanoes appeared first on I Love Typography.
- Ask ILT: Fashion FontsRead the book, Typographic Firsts In episode #2 of Ask ILT, I tackle the question, Why do fashion brands and magazines use so much Bodoni & Didot? Read on to find out why! The post Ask ILT: Fashion Fonts appeared first on I Love Typography.
- Ask ILT: Grotesque & Neo-GrotesqueRead the book, Typographic Firsts For the first in my brand new series of reader questions, I begin with two common type classifications. They sound pretty much the same and they do have a lot in common, but their differences are significant, and that makes them suitable for different applications. It’s also worth emphasizing that […]
- Talking about type: Introducing CEDARS+Read the book, Typographic Firsts There are the many ways with which to understand letterforms. There are schools of thought that focus on the impact of punchcutting and metal type on the outlines of letterforms, or on the historical period in which a style of typeface first emerged. Another way to look at type is […]
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