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History of Joanna Nova Type Basics History of Joanna Nova The Eric Gill Series is a collection of 77 fonts in three families: •Gill Sans Nova •Joanna Nova •Joanna Sans Nova All the typefaces are derived from the original work of the influential British artist Eric Gill, acclaimed in his lifetime as a type designer and other proffesions. Joanna is a serif typeface designed by Eric Gill in the period 1930-31, and named the fontype after one of her daughters. Gill chose Joanna for setting a book by Gill on his thoughts on typography, typesetting, and page design. In 2015, Monotype released a more complete and fuller-bodied digitisation named Joanna Nova by Ben Jones. 1 Introduction In this booklet, I will be presenting: •Leading •Kerning •Tracking •Size •Allignments •Weights •Style •Hierarchy •Handglovery I will be showing these type basics using the font type Joanna Nova. 2 Joanna ABCDEF GHIJKLM NOPQRS TUVWXYS 3 Nova abcdefghijklm nopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 !@£$%^&*()_+-= ABCDEF GHIJKLM NOPQRS TUVWXYZ 1234567890 abcdef ghijklm nopqrs tuvwxyz !@£$%^&*()_+ 4 Leading Joanna Nova 6pt Joanna Nova 8pt Joanna Nova 9pt Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova 10pt Joanna Nova 11pt Joanna Nova 12pt Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova 14pt Joanna Nova 18pt Joanna Nova 24pt Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova Joanna Nova In typography, leading refers to the distance between the baseline successive lines of type. 5 Kerning Space between each individual letterform Optical Space between each individual letterform 0 Space between each individual letterform Metrics Space between each individual letterform -100 Space between each individual letterform -50 Space between each individual letterform -5 Space between each individual letterform 5 Space between each individual letterform 10 Space between each individual letterform 50 Space between each individual letterform 100 6 Ascender Ear Stem Terminal BracketHandgloveryCrossbar Counter Link/Neck 7 Bowl Eye Shoulder Serif CAP-HEIGHT X - HEIGHT BASELINE HandgloveryAxis Overshoot Aperture Loop/Lobe Tail Descender 8 Tracking Adjusts the space between every letter within a word -100 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word -50 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word -10 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word 0 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word 5 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word 10 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word 50 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word 100 Adjusts the space between every letter within a word 200 9 Size Joanna Nova 6pt Joanna Nova 8pt Joanna Nova 9pt Joanna Nova 10pt Joanna Nova 11pt Jonna Nova 12pt Joanna Nova 14pt Joanna Nova 18pt Joanna Nova 24pt Joanna Nova 30pt Joanna Nova 36pt 10 Aligment Align Centre Evellut ent fugiate con ea sus as ma nobis denis voloribusdae volor aut et ut faccus aliasi volupta is molore officius sit excea cum nat. Sedis aceprovid earuptatis et Quae nonsecto comnis autem. Quia quatibea velluptatem aciet ipsantem harum, volore plitiaspe rectur? Otat harumquis dere que vent officiumet unt, alique eum que ommo tectas magni blandip sun- Align Right Em id utesti doles sum excepeliquis magnate mporum volore voluptatus, non re laborep eruptatur aut molupta veri is res et rem experis quodisq uodicaesti omnis nobit que pa alia volecatiis dolorpor rerum nus, omnihil et prerferem recatia cum nam vellam, suborporem. Nemperum rehenis Harum, odipit fugitatem essunt verum atem laut vendit in con ratur molore remolore quas apello beatiatur, quatini molorep Align Left Nam restisit quam volorunt exerfer ovidit dunt untum reperch iliatat urepele ctemporesed utatem quam eius pe exeris atquatur? As dolore voluptint as ut inulparit laborest aute cus, nobis rectestrum doluptate cumquam venders perioribus eseque nimaximusda dis duciusdam ut dolupti busdae non Fugitati ut et ilis vel maiossime nons 11 Weights Defines from thin to thick characters. Thin Thin Italic Light Light Italic Regular Italic Book Book Italic Medium Medium Italic Bold Bold Italic ExtraBold ExtraBold Italic Black UltraBlack 12 Style Joanna Nova - Thin Joanna Nova - Light Joanna Nova - Regular Joanna Nova - Italic Joanna Nova - Book Joanna Nova - Medium Joanna Nova - Bold Joanna Nova - ExtraBold Joanna Nova - Black Joanna Nova - UltraBlack Font style refers to the size, weight, colour and style of the typed characters. Font style changes the appearance of a complete set of characters that make up a typeface. 13 Hierarchy Typographic hierarchy is a system for orgaising type that shows an order of importance within the piece, allowing the reader to easily find what they are looking for and to navigate around the whole content. YOUR EYES START HERE Then follow to here Then follow to the small aut aborro doloribus assin Tur alique columns texts. pellique cusda cus expliquos dolupta tectur, aut dolore quo beratibusa quis ent Ihil mincia quatatur sit incilit que offictetur, quatur, im quae et dolorep tinvell eniendus dolupta eatianihicae nus ut utat laut distiat doluptatem etur? Quist oditatiam mi, con pos doloratur? To est officiis ditat aut oditaesti cus sum nim voluptur, fugit earum et magnatem nia nis experro quam alici quia nihil ipsa que platus. quam, corepre ressequam, ipicta Ignimiliqui sedisqui cuptat eturioreria dolles eosae ipsunti omnihillique cus, optatur sam nctatia nulluptat. nonseri odion et audi ium quaerite Bitatem quiat laboribus estium et pelia Vidit volupiti comniae dolorum ped quid maios numquost aut ex eosam, dolum fugiat am auditium repra plit omnientibus ariorepta corest quiam, cus 14 Sarah Watts.
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