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TYPETOGETHER Givry A lively and delicate blackletter modelled on a bâtarde flamande. DESIGNED BY YEAR Tom Grace 2008 GIVRY ABOUT To create Givry, Tom Grace researched the bâtarde The bâtarde flamande is technically a writing hand flamande, a lively style of writing used predominantly that, with its syncopation and fluidity, produces a in France and what is present-day Belgium in the vibrance uncharacteristic of other blackletters. Simply 15th century. The style shares an ancestry with other put, the bâtarde flamande is the most expressive and writing styles traditionally grouped as blackletter: emotional of the blackletter options, and Givry plays fraktur, textura, rotunda, and schwabacher. The to this strength. bâtarde flamande, however, evolved into an aesthetic While suitable as an elegant and energetic display far removed from its relatives. face, Givry was created to set continuous text. Many The bâtarde flamande is strikingly distinct in almost refinements and adjustments were necessary to every way from its blackletter cousins. While high- balance both the style’s irregular nature with the contrast in nature, the bâtarde flamande is more consistency that continuous text typography requires. delicate and dynamic than the austere and condensed Carefully researched and developed in OpenType fraktur and textura. Its quick curves also lack the format for a wealth of typographic features and rigidity of the schwabacher and rotunda. Calligraphic support for more than forty languages, Givry is flair through swashes is thematic, as are the variations neither derivative nor experimental, but is historically in letterforms. accurate and textually enjoyable. The flowing rhythm, achieved through a slightly Givry comes in one weight, speaks multiple rightward lean, is most noticeable in the hallmark ‘f’ languages, and, along with our entire catalogue, and long ‘s’ and is undergirded by round forms which has been optimised for today’s varied screen uses. are fused together for economy of space. STYLES Regular TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY SPECIMEN vibranta soft breeze and the harvest moon Itbrilliance was at that moment, under the stars, that he proposed Nuits St Georges �� dignité �� hues of aureolin & violet flooded the room characteristic TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY DISPLAY SIZE REGULAR + SWASH 55PT Rhythm & Reaction REGULAR+ SWASH 50PT Rhythm & Reaction REGULAR+ SWASH 45PT Rhythm & Reaction REGULAR+ SWASH 35PT Rhythm & Reaction REGULAR 30/36PT ‘Rhythm & Reaction’ gets under the skin of a British love affair with American jazz. Jazz first came to Britain as a visual and cultural style – rather than as a musical form, writes John L. Walters. TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY HEADLINE SIZE REGULAR 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. REGULAR + SS01 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. REGULAR + SS02 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. REGULAR + SS03 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. REGULAR + SS05 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. REGULAR + SS06 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. REGULAR + SS08 25/30PT And now I was on my journey, in a pair of thick boots and with a hazel stick in my hand. TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY SUBHEAD SIZE REGULAR 18/22PT Whenever Henry Wilt took the dog for a walk, or, to be more accurate, when the dog took him, or, to be exact, when Mrs Wilt told them both to go and take themselves out of the house so that she could do her yoga exercises, he always took the same route. In fact the dog followed the route and Wilt followed the dog. They went down past the Post Office, across the playground, under the railway bridge and out on to the footpath by the river. A mile along the river and then under the railway line again and back through TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY LANGUAGE TEXT SETTINGS GERMAN 12/14PT FRENCH 12/14PT CZECH 12/14PT Im speziellen Sinn bezeich- Les gestes sont la méthode Vědecký obor zabývající se net das Wort Sprache eine de communication la plus zkoumáním jazyka se nazývá bestimmte Einzelsprache connue, utilisée par diverses lingvistika. Otázky týkající se wie Deutsch, Japanisch oder espèces dont l’ensemble des filosofie jazyka byly pokládány Swahili etc. Die gesproche- primates. C’est également le již ve starověkém Řecku, byly nen Sprachen der Menschheit cas des abeilles et leurs danses : zde otázky typu zda mohou werden gemäß ihrer genetischen lorsqu’une abeille exploratrice slova reprezentovat zkušenost Verwandtschaft in Sprachfa- revient vers sa ruche après avoir nebo motivovanost obsahu slov, milien gegliedert. Jede einzelne trouvé une source de nectar, elle konkrétními památkami jsou Sprache wird dabei anhand der peut effectuer une danse en rond například Platónovy dialogy PORTUGUESE 12/14PT NORWEGIAN 12/14PT ITALIAN 12/14PT Linguagem pode se referir tanto Et språk er et dynamisk sett av Il linguaggio, in linguistica, è à capacidade especificamente synlige, hørbare eller følbare il complesso definito di suoni, humana para aquisição e uti- symboler for kommunikasjon gesti e movimenti attraverso il lização de sistemas complexos og elementer som brukes for å quale si attiva un processo di de comunicação, quanto a uma manipulere dem. Språk kan comunicazione. La facoltà di instância específica de um sis- også henvise til bruken av rappresentare mentalmente un tema de comunicação complexo. slike systemer som et generelt significato è presente in molte O estudo científico da lingua- fenomen. Eksempler på språk specie di animali, tra le quali gem, em qualquer um de seus er naturlig språk (menneske- l’essere umano. La capacità di sentidos, é chamado linguística. lige enkeltspråk, for eksempel elaborare e produrre un lin- TURKISH 12/14PT SWEDISH 12/14PT POLISH 12/14PT İnsanlar arasindaki anlaş- Språk eller tungomål är en Język służy do przedstawia- mayi sağlayan bir araç olarak del av olika system för kom- nia rzeczywistości dotyczącej tanimlanabilir. Bu bağlamda munikation, som används av przedmiotów, czynności czy dil, kelimelerden oluşan, yani människor och som vi börjar abstrakcyjnych pojęć za po- vücut dili gibi sözlü olmayan tillägna stora bitar av redan mocą znaków. Zbiór znaków w iletişim biçimlerinin yani sira under våra första levnadsår. języku jest otwarty. Wynika to insanlarin en etkili iletişim şekli Barn lär sig använda språk lika z faktu, że znakiem językowym olan sözlü iletişimi tanimlar. naturligt, som de lär sig att gå. jest każdy tekst, każda sfor- Dil, ses dalgalari araciliğiyla Språket kommuniceras exem- mułowana wypowiedź, posia- akustik olarak ve kelimeler pelvis via talat språk, tecken- dająca znaczenie. Jednostka ICELANDIC 12/14PT SPANISH 12/14PT FINNISH 12/14PT Mál er kerfi merkja, tákna, Un lenguaje (del provenzal len- Kieli on järjestelmä, jossa hljóða og orða sem notuð eru guatge1 y del latín lingua) es un ihminen ilmaisee ajatuksensa saman til þess að lýsa hugtö- sistema de comunicación estruc- kielellisillä merkeillä, abstrakti- kum, hugmyndum, merkingum turado para el que existe un con- oilla. Näitä merkkejä nimitetään og hugsunum. Málfræðingar texto de uso y ciertos principios kielellisiksi ilmauksiksi. Puhu- eru þeir sem að rannsaka mál, combinatorios formales. Existen tuissa kielissä kuuluvia (au- en í nútímanum var málfræði contextos tanto naturales como ditiivisia) merkkejä tuotetaan fyrst kynnt sem vísindagrein artificiales. Desde un punto de puhe-elimillä. Kirjoitetussa af Ferdinand de Saussure. Þeir vista más amplio, el lenguaje kielessä kielelliset ilmaukset on sem að tala mál, eða nota það indica una característica común tehty silmin nähtäviksi eli luet- TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY OPENTYPE FEATURES ALL CAPS ¿Para texto? ¿PARA TEXTO? 1708 A–b [Ende] H@I 1708 A–B [ENDE] H@I LIGATURES Affiliate, físico, fjord, offkey Affiliate, físico, fjord, offkey DISCRETIONARY LIGATURES The, chai, bottle The, chai, bottle PROPORTIONAL OLDSTYLE FIGURES 0123456789$€¢£¥ƒ%‰ 0123456789$€¢£¥ƒ%‰ PROPORTIONAL LINING FIGURES (DEFAULT) 0123456789$€¢£¥ƒ%‰ 0123456789$€¢£¥ƒ%‰ NUMERATOR/DENOMINATOR 345/678 89/120 345/678 89/120 FRACTIONS 1/2 3/4 1/46 5/7 2/9 1/2 3/4 1/46 5/7 2/9 SUPERIOR/INFERIOR H2O x8 y3 aIndex H2O x8 y3 aIndex ORDINALS 1st 2nd 3rd Mlle 2e 85th Ma No 1st 2nd 3rd Mlle 2e 85th Ma No HISTORICAL FORMS Question, Roi roses & jaipur 457 Queſtion, Roi roſes & jaipur 457 FINAL FORMS Sparrows Sparrows CONTEXTUAL ALTERNATES og þá bo pp Ad re Or og þá bo pp Ad re Or SWASHES llos ABCD av llos ABCD av nud ned nada los nud ned nada los MULTI-CHARACTER ORNAMENTS � � � � � � � � � � � � �� �� � � �� TURKISH/AZERI/CRIMEAN TATAR findik,FINDIK findik, FİNDİK TYPETOGETHER WWW.TYPE-TOGETHER.COM © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED GIVRY OPENTYPE FEATURES STYLISTIC SET O1 (ALTERNATES) ÀDŞ DÉN VWŶ … ÀDŞ DÉN VWŶ … STYLISTIC SET O2 (COMPRESSED SPACING) pp pp STYLISTIC SET O3 (CONTEXTUAL ALTERNATES) Ad Or Ad Or STYLISTIC SET O4 (FINAL FORMS) s s STYLISTIC SET O5 (UPPERCASE SWASHES) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q A B C D E F G H I J K L M N R S T U V W X Y Z O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z STYLISTIC SET O6 (LOWERCASE
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    CAREERS We have been exploring career Book Binding ideas over the past 5 months. If you missed those issues, you Beautiful Journals Dr. Barbara J. Shaw can find activities 38 through 42 located here: http://tra.extension.colostate. edu/stem-resources/. How did your project go? Did you enjoy it? What aspects were the easiest? What were the hardest? Write down your thoughts and add them to your journal. Now is the time you compile all your information about you. Spend some time looking at everything you have done (the interest test, the 2 projects, and your journal) exploring your interests, skills, and talents. What are the common themes BACKGROUND you find running through Information everything you have done? Bookbinding probably originated in India, What came to you easily? where sutras were copied on to palm leaves What parts were most fun? with a metal stylus. The leaves were dried and rubbed with ink, which would form a stain in Unfortunately, every job has the wound. Long twine was threaded through something that is hard for us. each leaf and wooden boards made the palm-leaf book. When the book For me, it is paperwork. I am was closed, the twine was wrapped around the boards to protect it. so grateful to Kellie Clark, A codex (plural codices) is a book constructed of a number of sheets of paper, vellum, papyrus, or similar materials. The term is now usually because she helps me with my paperwork. (Kellie is Colorado only used of manuscript books, with hand-written contents, but describes State University Extension the format that is now near-universal for printed books in the Western Western Region Program world.