Friday, December 9, 2011
Semester Reflection
This semester I learned how to use photoshop and adobe illustrator. I learned how to create pictures out of words. I discovered the different types of fonts. I learned what a pixel is and what they are used for. I learned how to create a picture out of other pictures. Also how to manipulate the colors of the picture. I discovered the difference between CMYK and RBG. I learned how to make textures on the computer. I learned about the color wheel and primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. Next semester I wish to continue doing what I am because I feel that I am doing well, I wish only to improve.
Review week 17
Go to www.ilovetypography.com. Under "Popular Articles", click on "Who Shot the Serif?" Read the article. At the end of the article, the author asks a question. Answer that question in this post and discuss your findings.
Have you learned something? I learned that the word “serif" comes from the Dutch schreef which means “wrote”. also that in Chinese the term, translated literally into English, comes out as “forms with with legs”. so serifs to them are letters with legs.
Have you learned something? I learned that the word “serif" comes from the Dutch schreef which means “wrote”. also that in Chinese the term, translated literally into English, comes out as “forms with with legs”. so serifs to them are letters with legs.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Review week 16
How many points are in an inch? How many points are in a pica?
72 points in an inch 12 points in a pica
72 points in an inch 12 points in a pica
Of the seven classifications, which classification(s) would best work as body type? Why?
san serif
san serif
Identify the lowercase characters that have ascenders?
t b d l h f k
t b d l h f k
Identify the lowercase characters that have descenders?
y q p j g
y q p j g
Classify the following typefaces and briefly explain why you believe it should be classified that way:
modern
script
decorative
san serif
old style
slab serif
black letter







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