COMD 1127—Type and Media, Fall '24

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Davis_Damian_Found Alphabet

September 10, 2024 / / 2 Comments

Found Alphabet Typography Discussions, Student Posts

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  1. Elijha

    This typeface is simple yet iconic for New Yorkers. Looks like there are no serifs. Next time, crop the pictures for better understanding of which letter we are looking at.

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  2. R.J

    I noticed that the number 1 and the letter A are possibly the same sans serif variant. I also liked how perfectly symmetrical the letter A is in your photo unlike most other type faces.

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