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Tuts+ Typography Projects In InDesign

19/07/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Tuts+ Typography Projects In InDesign

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Category: Others

Typography is a fine art in any field, but in print design it’s down right vital. Join Cheryl Graham as she walks you through managing and mastering your text in InDesign. In addition to the basics, Cheryl will demonstrate a variety of print projects, from multi-page manuals to magazine pages. Ready to get started?
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Non Lynda – Fundamentals of Typography

23/02/2015 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Non Lynda – Fundamentals of Typography
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Category: Tutorial

In this series of lessons, we’ll focus on the fundamentals of typography. We’ll kick things off by breaking down letterforms and learning about their different components.

We’ll then learn the difference between a typeface, a typestyle and a type family. Next we’ll unravel the mystery of how type is measured through points and picas. Then we’ll move on and learn about line spacing, letter spacing and word spacing. From there, we’ll learn about working with large bodies of type and discuss different methods of alignment. Finally, we’ll learn about the process of choosing and using a typeface. [Read more…]

Lynda.com The 33 Laws of Typography-QUASAR

16/11/2014 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Lynda.com The 33 Laws of Typography-QUASAR
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Category: Lynda.com

Typography, done right, can enrich any message, making it beautiful and easy to understand. In this course, Jill Butler distills her many years of teaching and design consulting into 33 laws of typography. These laws are the details that designers can overlook or, in some cases, never learned, but that make for stronger compositions. Here these rules are broken down into five categories: documents, large bodies of text, small blocks of text, punctuation, and typefaces. Dive into any section to start learning how to put these principles into action in your own designs. [Read more…]