Gerard Unger: Theory of Type Design kenjiromanhands and design to amplify resistance

and design to amplify resistance and inspire change

It’s a handsome engraving of an italic alphabet by Leo Wyatt

It eatures meticulous typographic layouts and illustrations from influential designers of the time and serves as a bridge between classical craftsmanship and the emerging modernist trends in European publishing

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Gerard Unger: Theory of Type Design kenjiromanhands and design to amplify resistanceThis isnt a book of theory put to practice. Its practice put to theory. And in 240 pages Gerard Unger lays out a comprehensive theory of type design. No step by steps. No copy and paste. This is a thinking designers philosophy of space, shapes, and history. Its not a book for everyone. Its for people who care and care to think critically about what we do. You might also like this