Deadline Reminders

Section 003: Thursday, September 5th:
Section 001: Monday, September 9th:

Final Crit: Letterform Exploration: Part Three:
Refine one of your rough compositions drawn during class into a final composition. You can crop, scale, repeat, layer the letterform, etc to achieve a new composition. Medium is up to you. Pencil, pen, charcoal, marker or paint (or any mark making tool you’d like to explore) are all allowed (no color!). To add a new informational layer to this phase of the project, incorporate labels to indicate the parts (anatomy) of your letterforms. Labels can be drawn directly on your paper, be applied to a separate material and stuck on to your composition, be tied, stapled or taped to your composition. Do whatever you want! We will post these on the wall of the critique room at the beginning of class to discuss.

Examples :
project-letterform_examples

 

 

 

 

 

 

Due: Reading Assignment 3:
Thinking with Type / Lupton / pgs 46–83
Web articles listed below:

A Good Overview of Type Classifications
History of typography: Humanist
History of typography: Old Style
History of typography: Transitional
History of typography: Modern
History of typography: Slab-Serif

Thinking with Type: Punctuation
Smashing Magazine: Mind Your En And Em Dashes: Typographic Etiquette

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