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elements of TYPOGRAPHY
an introduction to the discipline, function and tradition of typography as it relates to visual and verbal communication. topics include the historic evolution of typography, the anatomy of typography, syntax and communication, legibility/readability, and technology—with emphasis on the interrelationships of letter, word, line and page.
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- rylie bicknell
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- caroline coo degnan
- roxy Townsend
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- alex wieselman
- sarah michelle wilczek
- grace heitmann
- paige drummond
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- kaitlyn mulroney
- john f cleary
- kelley G mcQuillen
- sarah pickert
- sam ritchie
- jennifer L faucett
- alex mcgettrick
- megan e reilly
- Tj d smith
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project [P1] brief
developed by andrea herstowski—find it here, on her class blog. the link contains the schedule, resources and all required deliverables.
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