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Typography (Rosen Ch 11)

Typography (Rosen Ch 11)

Assessment

Presentation

English, Journalism, Specialty

8th - 12th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RI.9-10.4, W.11-12.2D, RF.3.3B

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Ginger Seay

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14 Slides • 12 Questions

1

Typography

(Rosen Ch 11)

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FONTS!

  • Should Be Subtle

  • Important to the Overall Design

  • Contribute to Harmony

  • Selected With Purpose

3

Open Ended

What are two categories of fonts?

4

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HELVETICA

Sans Serif

as a Body Font (6-12 point): Captions, Story, Byline


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TIMES NEW ROMAN

Serif Font

As a Headline (36+ points)

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8

Multiple Choice

What style of font is used predominantly on the previous slide?

1

Sans Serif

2

Serif

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SEE THE DIFFERENCE?

  • Can you identify the difference?

  • Which do you prefer?

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10

Multiple Choice

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What kind of font is Helvetica?

1

Serif

2

Sans Serif

3

Display

4

Script

11

Multiple Choice

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What kind of font is Times New Roman?

1

Serif

2

Sans Serif

3

Display

4

Script

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13

Multiple Choice

When a font is slanted we say it is . . .

1

Italic

2

Novelty

3

Roman

4

Serif

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Recommendations:

  • Only use 1/2 fonts to find harmony

  • Seek balanced design

  • Create contrast with weight & size

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

16

Multiple Select

How do you create contrast in font design?

1

changing weights - Bold, Normal, etc

2

different sizes

3

use all the same everything

4

change colors

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LEADING

  • the space between the lines
  • condense or expand to make text fit as needed in the design.
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WIDOWS & ORPHANS

  • When the last line of paragraph is the top of the next column of a story - Widow

  • When a word is all alone on the last line of a paragraph.

  • A.V.O.I.D.

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Multiple Choice

The space between lines is called

1

Widow

2

Harmony

3

Contrast

4

Leading

20

Multiple Choice

When the last line of a paragraph begins a new column of text.

1

Widow

2

Harmony

3

Contrast

4

Leading

21

Multiple Choice

When all the elements work together to create a cohesive design that looks planned and is easy to follow.

1

Widow

2

Harmony

3

Contrast

4

Leading

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How to Create Personality with Fonts

  • Be consistent

  • Nameplate

  • Folios

  • Page Headings

  • Standing Columns

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25

Multiple Select

In what ways can you establish the personality of your publication?

1

Nameplate

2

Folio

3

Standing Columns

4

Page Headings

26

Poll

What's your favorite font category?

Serif

Sans Serif

Script

Novelty

Typography

(Rosen Ch 11)

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