the anatomy of typography

                  This week in ecomm we did a project on typography. First we typed out our names in any font we chose. Then we made lines to represent the letters hight, the lower case one was dashed.  for the specific font we used, we labeled the parts of the typography, and used lines to point out where in the letters they where.

                For this project, I learned how to use basic instructions for adobe illustrator. We learned how to type, make simple lines, line everything up, do dashes lines, different fonts, and how those different fonts effected what the human mind thought. We learned that there is a difference between professional, unprofessional, and over used fonts. We learned the basics of fonts and how they effected the lable.

             This project went pretty well. We learned many things about the basics of graphic design. We  used basics to graphic design to prepare us for next year, and then into our future career if we choose. With the learning experience plus us forming the foundation of typography, I can say that this project went really well
           
   
                 

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