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About anatomy 1.Apex: Point at the top of a letterform where two strokes meet. 2.Cross Bar: Horizontal stroke like the middle of an 'H', 'A' and 'e'. 3. Terminal: The end of any stroke that doesn't have a serif. 4. Ear: Small stroke extending from the bowl of a lowercase 'g' or 'r'. 5.Neck: the link connecting the top and bottom bowls of a lowercase 'g'. 6. Hook: Curved stroke in a lowercase 'f ' 7. Bowl: Fully closed rounded part of a letter. 8. Aperture: The opening of a partially enclosed counter shape. 9.Cross Stroke: The horizontal stroke across a lowercase 't' or 'f'. 10. Ascender : On lowercase letters the vertical stroke that extends above the x-height. 11.Counter: An area partially or entirely enclosed in a leterform or symbol like an 'o', 'p' or 'c'. 12. Descender: Parts of lowercase letters that extend below the baseline 13. Spine: The main curve in ...

revolutionary airline official  geometric  alternative muscular  square low contrast  heavy  good legibility  convincible   reasonable logic 268,021 square Kilometers 

Summary of characteristics of Doctrine Stencil Muscular character of airline of North Korea Various style of text  Latin words included/extended Variety of punctuation  Variety of number 5 weights: Thin, light, regular, bold, black Usage: Logo design, Headline, text on card label Designed by Jonathan Barnbrook, Jonathan Abbott and Julián Moncada In 2013 Doctrine Stencil the display comrade of the typeface Doctrine  Accent: Square, low contrast, muscular, heavy,  good legibility as a display font Text of the specimen version 2.0 Doctrine Stencil was developed from the North Korean national airline livery and, while it retains the idiosyncratic spirit of the original.  It is created by the Barnbrook studio . (Jonatha Barnbrook, Jonathan Abbott and Julian Moncada) A display typeface with a muscular character, Doctrine Stencil is the revolutionary comrade of the text typeface Doctrine. It has 5 different weights. It draws on element...

Overall, the booklet should be more about the font rather than the typeface family. Rather than giving information about the history of stencil typefaces, i should focus more on Doctrine Stencil. The cover might need to be yellow to match the color of my typeface booklet. The cover is supposed to be die cut with hard paper. My tutor suggests me to have a relative color of my typeface book. This page was supposed to be the timeline of stencil typeface. The text on the right side, my tutor suggests me to locate it on the right-hand side instead. The Font size on the left should be bigger Details of the text( widows and orphans) Pay attention to the resolution of the picture It is better to show the "Bauhaus"on the building rather than cover it with the symbol 

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The project 2 is to create specimen of a font that i choose. I chose "Stencil" from the suggestion list. Later, my tutor suggests me that "Stencil" is too broad to be the subject. I need to be specified to a certain font such as doctrine stencil, Karbon stencil and so on. Doctrine Stencil on the top The Text at the bottom is using Stencil Std