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Typography is the art and technique of arranging type. It originated from the punches and dies used to make seals and currency in ancient times. In the 20th century, computer technology revolutionized typography. There are principles of typography like legibility, readability, and optimal spacing to make the text easy to navigate. Display typography takes a more artistic approach through unconventional styles and uses of color to convey emotion rather than focus on legibility. Typography is used in book covers, logos, packaging, posters, advertising, and motion pictures.
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Typography
- 1. TYPOGRAPHY
- 2. INTRODUCTION Art & technique of arranging type. Readable Appealing
- 3. HISTORY Greek word: Typos - Form Graphein - To write • Origin: Punches & dies used to make seals & currency in ancient times. • In 20th century, Computer technology revolutionised typography.
- 5. “Typography is now something that everybody does.”
- 6. Principles of typography Legibility : Distinguishable individual characters from all other characters in the font.
- 7. • Readability : Navigating around the information with ease. •Optimal interletter, interword, interline spacing. •Appropriate line length & position in page.
- 8. Display Typography Unconventional & more artistic approach. Emphasis on communicating emotion rather than on legibility. Colors convey the tone & nature of subject.
- 10. Book covers Typographic logos Packaging & labelling Poster designing Business communication & Advertising Motion pictures & television
- 12. CONCLUSION To emphasis ideas held within. Engages consumer Tells what they are reading. Tells why it is important to them.