00:00 - Intro 00:30 - What is Typography ? 01:47 - Type Terminology 03:54 - Typeface Categorization 05:04 - Serif 05:42 - Sub Classes of Serif 06:17 - Sans Serif 07:18 - Script 07:48 - Display a.k.a. Decorative 08:33 - Monospaced 09:25 - Dingbats & Specialty Typefaces 10:27 - Font Variations 10:48 - Regular / Bold 11:51 - Oblique / Italic 12:29 - Small Caps & Narrow/Condensed 13:07 - Extended 13:20 - Font Size 13:51 - Preview for next Video Thank you very much for your time and efforts! :)
My understanding of the difference between a character and a glyph (from a programmer perspective) - is that a character is the conceptual representation of a letter. As in 'b' is the second letter in the English alphabet. A glyph is the visual representation of that character in a given font. Perhaps the real definition from a typographer might be different but language changes over time
Thanks for the video. I love the three colour combination of your presentation. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you might have mixed up the ›Italic‹ and ›Oblique‹ style. When I remember what I heard on the history of typefaces ›Italic‹ was a style that brought back the handwritten aspect of lettering after the invention of Gutenbergs type printing press and became popular around Italy. Wikipedia also explains it the other way around than you did. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblique_type
I get very useful information related to my university assignments .and learn new things I have a question that how i become good in typo and wha practice i do daily to gain expertise in typography. And suggest some books that helpful for me .❤❤❤❤ Sir you are doing Great . May you live long 🤗🙃🙃 Reply me plz.
Hi it’s me from your other video I would like to ask if you can make another video based on a stick figure meeting with another stick man I need to know the basics to make an animation about corona virus 🦠 is there any way I can talk to you online to send you some pics of this new animation I’m on so you could help me please I’ve been following your channel for a lot of time subscribed and liked most of your videos told other people about your channel too they all liked it and I hope you grow your channel much much more thx
Monospaced fonts are also used on programming because of vertical alignment of characters, which is very important while reading code.
Yes indeed, good example!
I was just about to say this!
Amazing content, can't wait to watch the whole series! Very informative information that most self taught motion designers are not educated about.
Glad you like them!
00:00 - Intro
00:30 - What is Typography ?
01:47 - Type Terminology
03:54 - Typeface Categorization
05:04 - Serif
05:42 - Sub Classes of Serif
06:17 - Sans Serif
07:18 - Script
07:48 - Display a.k.a. Decorative
08:33 - Monospaced
09:25 - Dingbats & Specialty Typefaces
10:27 - Font Variations
10:48 - Regular / Bold
11:51 - Oblique / Italic
12:29 - Small Caps & Narrow/Condensed
13:07 - Extended
13:20 - Font Size
13:51 - Preview for next Video
Thank you very much for your time and efforts! :)
thanks for the stamps!
Very nicely ! Explain every aspects of typology.
Happy to help!
Love the video! Very detailed and well explained!
Thankyou!
My understanding of the difference between a character and a glyph (from a programmer perspective) - is that a character is the conceptual representation of a letter. As in 'b' is the second letter in the English alphabet. A glyph is the visual representation of that character in a given font. Perhaps the real definition from a typographer might be different but language changes over time
I think you're right, its like anything, really. There's the definition and there's how people use it. Which one has greater power?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge about typhography.
My pleasure!
keep posting, i can use this on questioned documents examination
I have been using photoshop for quite a long time now but I just learned all this terminology 😅😅😅
Thank you!
Happy to help!
Thanks for the video. I love the three colour combination of your presentation. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you might have mixed up the ›Italic‹ and ›Oblique‹ style. When I remember what I heard on the history of typefaces ›Italic‹ was a style that brought back the handwritten aspect of lettering after the invention of Gutenbergs type printing press and became popular around Italy. Wikipedia also explains it the other way around than you did. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblique_type
I did mix it up, but I've got no way to change it now :)
@@TipTut Yeah no problem. And thanks for your Typography Videos. I'm really enjoying them :)
My professor is requiring this for this weeks homework.
This is so helpful thanks
Glad it was helpful!
This is an incredible tutorial. keep it up
Thanks, will do!
excellent intro materials...much appreciated
Glad I could help!
I get very useful information related to my university assignments .and learn new things
I have a question that how i become good in typo and wha practice i do daily to gain expertise in typography. And suggest some books that helpful for me .❤❤❤❤ Sir you are doing Great .
May you live long 🤗🙃🙃
Reply me plz.
Thanks so much for these videos. Very helpful and easy to understand.
Hey, that was a really nice video! You did however, mix up your description of oblique and italic. Thanks for the video!
Nice Video!
Glad you enjoyed it
thank u sm!
Of course!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us ;)
My pleasure!
Hi it’s me from your other video I would like to ask if you can make another video based on a stick figure meeting with another stick man I need to know the basics to make an animation about corona virus 🦠 is there any way I can talk to you online to send you some pics of this new animation I’m on so you could help me please I’ve been following your channel for a lot of time subscribed and liked most of your videos told other people about your channel too they all liked it and I hope you grow your channel much much more thx
Plz
I have an animation series in Adobe Animate, where I animate a stick man, maybe that will help.
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Where can I fund that plz tell me
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Damnit, I wanted that!