Subj : Critical Thinking
Task 1
ANATOMY OF TYPOGRAPHY
We do some research about this topic and we also do a
brainstorm in the class.
Anatomy is a body structure like arm, ear, leg, and etc. the
typography has their own element we call it character that include individual
letter, numeral, or punctuation mark. Therefor the anatomies of typography are
the structure of the letter. The characteristic of the anatomy typography like
aperture, arm, ascender, base line, bowl, counter, cross bar, descender,
diagonal stroke, ear, finial, hairline, ligature, link, loop, lowercase, serif,
shoulder, small caps, spine, spur, stem, tail, terminal, uppercase, x-height
and many more.
- Aperture
Is the opening at the end of an open counter example:
- Arm.
Is a horizontal stroke that not connected on the one or both
end.
- Baseline
Is the invisible line that the latter sit
- Bowl
A curve stroke that enclose a letter’s counter
- Counter
Fully or partially enclose space within a letter
- Ear
A small stroke projecting from the upper right bowl of some
lowercase g’s
- Hairline
The thin stroke of a serif typeface
- Serif
‘Feet’ or non-structural details at the end of some stroke.
- Shoulder
A curve stroke originating from the stem like the letter ‘m’
‘n’ ‘h’
- Stem
Is a primary vertical stroke
All this characteristic are part of the typography and it
all important to build a letter. The characteristic of the typography is
important like how important the part of our body to complete the whole human
body.
This is a picture that we snap when doing the presentation
about brainstorm on anatomy of typography
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