July 2009
Beginner
208 pages
5h 24m
English
WITH CENTERED ALIGNMENT, or with any ragged edge, “bad rags” can be a problem. Always look for a balanced rag, one that does not inadvertently create a shape. When deliberately creating a shape from type, a skilled designer will fill the shape with type in such a way that its texture is consistent, without gaps or heavy spots. (See “Theory of Relativity II” on page 106.)
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Design DirectorCarla Frank
DesignerKristin Fitzpatrick
ClientO, The Oprah Magazine
The sands of the hourglass, shaped by using letters as sand, illustrate a story on aging.

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Design Director, DesignerJoseph Luffman
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