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The Evolution of Type
256 pages, 2015
This book, which covers 100 landmark typefaces from the history of typographic design, reveals how the use of type has changed over time. Concise text describes the design history and usage of the face, and its long-term impact on the development of typefaces. Annotated enlargements show the new features that each typeface introduced, and highlight its most important design characteristics. General readers will enjoy learning about something they encounter every day—the history behind words they read in books and magazines, newspapers, or on websites. The author also addresses practical applications in many fields of graphic design.
In 'The Evolution of Typewritten', Tony Seddon takes us on a journey through the history of typewriting. From the first mechanical typewriters to the digital age, he explores how typewriting has evolved and shaped our communication.
The book highlights how typewriting has influenced society and culture. It's not just about the machines, but also about the people who used them and the changes they brought about. You'll see how typewriting has impacted everything from business to literature.
Seddon doesn't just focus on the technical aspects of typewriting. He also delves into the art and design of typewriting, exploring how different styles and fonts have been used to express ideas and emotions. It's a fascinating look into the creative side of typewriting.
What does the future hold for typewriting? Tony Seddon explores this question in his book, looking at how digital technology is changing the way we type and communicate. It's a thought-provoking look into the future of this important form of communication.
In 'The Evolution of Typewritten', you'll find that typewriting is more than just a way to write. It's a form of expression, a tool for communication, and a vital part of our history. By the end of the book, you'll have a new appreciation for the humble typewriter and the impact it has had on our world.
