typography project

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This project focused on typography terminology. The E9 class was to type out their name in Sans Serif, and label ten parts of the typeface. This was my contribution. I apologize for the O. I couldn't figure out how to fill that in, so I had to freehand it. 

What did I learn?

I learned that my name doesn't line up in the Sans Serif font. This bothered me. A lot. I id the project nonetheless. I learned that I'm actually quite talented at freehand and editing, and that arrow shape number four is a good favorite of mine. I mean... Look at it!

How did it go?

I feel like it went very well! Some things I did were easy, like typing my name, putting the lines on there, and labelling. however, some things were difficult as well. I couldn't figure out how to fill in the counter of the O, so I freehanded it.
I really enjoyed this project, and I can't wait to do more!

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