Typography

What is Typography?

• It's when you draw your letters on paper.

• It is when there is a graph inside the text.

• It is letter's that mean something other than to spell.

• It is the art of arranging letters and text that make it appealing to the reader.

There are _____basic classifications or "styles" of typefaces.

What font is used for advertisements or billboards?

• Serif

• Handwriting

• Display

• Script

What font has a slight stroke or "tail" on the letters?

• Script

• Sans serif

• Monospaced

• Serif

What "typeface or font" are based on fluid strokes of writing and can be formal or casual?

• Handwriting

• Script

• Sans Serif

• Display

Which typeface is non-proportional with even spaces in between , and there are varieties of Serif and Sans serif.

• Monospace

• Display

• Script

• Handwriting

What are the typefaces that are used for Titles, logo's, and sometimes used for headlines or body copy?

• Display

• Old English

• Serif and Sans serif

• Arial

What does it mean to have "an illustrated cap"?

• To have a drawing on your hat

• To have a design on your capital letter

• To have a tail on your letters

What "font" is an example of a serif font?

• Helvetica

• Arial

• Brush

• Times New Roman

What "font" does Broadway classify as?

• Monospaced

• Display

• Sans serif

• Serif