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|| 22/04/24– 24/07/24 (Week 1 – Week 14) || Guan Yaxin 0370687 BDCM || Typography  ||  Final Compilation INSTRUCTIONS  Task 1： Type Expression   Task 2:   Text Formatting & Expression Task 3:   Type design and communication SUBMISSIONS Task 1： Type Expression  PDF 1.0 4 Words Expression Figure 1.0 GIF Single Word Animation PDF 1.1 types PDF 1.2 Final Business card（without grids） PDF 1.3 Final Business card（have  grids ） Task 2: Text Formatting & Expression Fig.1.4 Final Digitization Fig.1.5 Final layout (without grids) Fig.1.6 Final layout (have grids) HEAD Font/s: Bilgie Personal Use Only 、 Bernard MT Condensed 、 Castellar   BODY Font/s: Univers LT Std (text), Bodoni MT (Lead-in text) Type Size...

|| 22/04/24– 24 /07/24 (Week 1 – Week 14) || Guan Yaxin 0370687 BDCM || Typography || Task 3 THE LECTURES Week 9 In this lesson, the teacher introduced the tasks we were going to do, and taught us how to draw the draft of the font design with three kinds of pens, and we could also use tablets and other tools to complete the sketch and analyze it Week 10 In this lesson, the teacher taught us how to use AI to digitize our font draft, taking m in bembo font as an example, to deconstruct and draw Week 11 In this class, the teacher introduced a new software named fontlab 7, and taught us how to use AI to set preferences and import fonts. The overall operation was rather complicated, and the teacher explained it very carefully Week 12 In this class, the teacher taught the relevant knowledge of sentence spacing, which can make font design more beautiful, and put forward some ...

|| 22/04/24– 24/07/24 (Week 1 – Week 14) || Guan Yaxin 0370687 BDCM || Typography || Task 2 THE LECTURES Week 6- Week 8 Understanding Fig 1.0 'A' in Baskerville The uppercase letters below are actually asymmetrical. It is easy to see the difference between the two strokes, and each bracket connecting the serif body to the stem has a unique arc, which makes it easier to see the difference in arc Fig.1.1 'a' left: Helvetica; right: 'a' in Univers Comparing the lowercase "a" of two seemingly similar sans-serif typefaces - helvetica and Univers - shows the complexity of each very clearly. Look at the stem of the two typefaces and how the circle fits into the stem, and you'll quickly see the difference Fig.1.2 x-height x-height usually describes the size of a lowercase letter. But if there are curved strokes, they must be above the median or below the basel...