July 2009
Beginner
208 pages
5h 24m
English
IN TYPOGRAPHIC TERMS, the word color means something very different from its ordinary meaning: it is the density or tonal weight of the text type as a gray texture on the page. It is the goal of all good typographic designers to create an “even” or smooth texture. There should be no areas of text that stand out, either because they are too gappy (too loose) or overly dense (too tight). Irregularities in typographic color may occur because of really long words within a line, type measures (line lengths) that are too narrow because overzealous tracking has been applied, or some combination of these situations.
ProjectCapabilities brochure
CompanyRoss Culbert & Lavery, Inc.
Design DirectorPeter Ross
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