Sunday, October 28, 2007

binding comps

schematic shows various ways to put together books for comping purposes.

Friday, October 26, 2007

News Flows, Consciousness Streams: The Headwaters of a River of Words

If you have trouble linking to this article at home, try on campus. It is an article in the 10/26/07 New York Times.

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Saturday, October 20, 2007

Paula Scher's Sketchbook

checkit.

a YouTube video of Paula Scher's sketchbook

She's a graphic designer who does amazing work with type and is the only female partner of Pentagram. Her sketchbook is riff after riff on the alphabet; it's fascinating.

n*

Friday, October 12, 2007

Interesting website about fonts

Hello everyone,

I found out good information about the way some fonts have been used in this website.

http://www.linotype.com/7/fontlounge.html

Interesting website

I found out good information in this website

Questions to ask about your face

What is my favorite thing about my typeface?

What is my least favorite thing about it?

The three main uses for my typeface
are:
1.
2.
3.

The worst thing that can be done to my typefaces is ________.

This type looks best when ________.

My typeface is used differently today than in the past because ________.

Two examples of this face that show a contrast in how it can be applied are _____ and _____.

Most of the people who use this typeface are ___________.

InDesign CS3 to CS2 IS POSSIBLE!!!

Eureka!

It turns out InDesign CS3 documents can be opened in CS2-they just don't make it obvious like Illustrator.

1. Save your document to Artspace (or whatever you're saving to).
2. Go to the File Menu
3. Hit Export. This can also be done by hitting Apple-E
4. Choose InDesign Interchange File from the Format drop-down menu.

The extension will be .inx

I tested this today, so I'm sure it works. You can edit your document and everything.

Happy designing,
n*

Thursday, October 04, 2007

Neuland G+S "New Black Face"

Hello everyone,

Here is the article on Neuland I keep referencing by Giampietro + Smith. I would love to have someone else's take on what they are discussing. I will add my comments later. Pretty interesting look into the origin and application of a font!

http://www.studio-gs.com/neuland.html