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Hermann Zapf (palatino) typography poster

Using our newly developed skills regarding layout and composition, we were tasked with creating a type specimen poster. Unfortunately I did miss some of this task due to personal issues, so I felt…

A new vintage font family and ornament called Balford. inspired from vintage labels,and packages. this collection of styles with shadow of typeface dan vintage scrolls, panels, and ornament possible to combination and option to create label designs, headl...

Garamond

Experimenting with Didot

this poster really uses typographic density to create the illusion that the giant r has fallen with great weight into the rest of the type. there s density towards the bottom, ad mostly contrast in size at the top vs the middle letters.

Just an idea about falling in love

Le photographe hongrois Bence Bakonyi a eu l’idée avec la graphiste Kira Koroknai de réaliser une série de clichés autour de la possibilité d’i

Pre-digital: Hermann Zapf (‘Palatino’ released 1950) German designer Hermann Zapf emerged as a leading type designer during the manifestation of the German and Swiss International Typographic Style around the 1950s. This movement saw unity, asymmetry, and mathematically constructed grids as central to its vision. Zapf began as an apprentice photo retoucher at the age of 16, before studying calligraphy. It wasn’t until four years later that he entered Koch’s printing firm, becoming a...

poster inspiration...NOT Didot

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trabalho sobre as várias fontes. Fonte Palatino