Mary Lim

Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label typography. Show all posts

Friday, December 06, 2013

Typography: Final Type Specimen


This typeface specimen on Serifa has 6 spreads which includes the history of the typeface, the history of the typographer (Adrian Frutiger), the anatomy of Serifa, and a personal critique of the typeface. The design of the booklet had to utilize the grid format and had to connote characteristics of the specific typeface. Particularly for Serifa, I wanted to show that though it's classified as a slab serif, Serifa still appears surprisingly elegant yet comfortable. I also wanted to show the influence of Univers on Serifa, as Frutiger used the skeleton of Univers for this typeface. Serifa is a mix of opposing classifications of typography: sans serif and slab serif. 











Friday, November 22, 2013

typography: revised type specimen


took out the 3d layer of S

took out the 3d layer

took out the 3d layer

slightly changed the words above and below ADRI

changed the sections of the letters to the same color as the spread
moved around some of the labeling boxes and placed the word
"Anatomy" to sit on the flowline...also moved the body copy
to the middle of the right side

took out the white box and just made the background grey
also added different weights on right

took out white box

made page red and took out box

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Typography: Serifa type specimen mock-up


FULL TYPE SPECIMEN














COVER ITERATIONS