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Typography: x-heigh
In typography, x-heigh refers to the heigh of lower case letters without upper or lower parts when compared to capital letters. What to use in designing the newspaper? Today, tall x-height are very popular. Because the visual appearance of such type is larger than those type with lower x-heights. This is visible even if you … Continue reading
Drop Cap
They are extremely grateful, though I often met people in the newsroom who were opposed to this. But never with a clear explanation why they are against. Why I’m the fun of drop caps? Simple – because it helps the reader to find the beginning of the text easy and fast. Especially in situations with … Continue reading
Subheads
There is no discussion – subheads fits well on a stories that needs to run long. It, even, looks very effective, not only do they break the story but also allow writers to hint to the readers what follows in particular part of the text. How to effectively use subheads: Use a type least one … Continue reading
Aston Martin DB10
Production will be strictly limited to 10 of the bespoke sports cars, developed and built by the designers, engineers and highly skilled craftspeople at Aston Martin’s Gaydon headquarters.
Architect Oscar Niemeyer
"My work is not about form follows function, but form follows beauty or, even better, form follows feminine."
BACK to BASICS: Portraits
Portraits of people are one of the first elements of the photography used in newspapers.
Typography: x-heigh
In typography, x-heigh refers to the heigh of lower case letters without upper or lower parts when compared to capital letters...
Designer George Lois
“I always knew I was the most talented kid in the school, ” says George Lois of his time at Music and Art. “I was lucky to be exposed to the city’s best art education"...
BODY COPY
Newspaper typefaces require a higher legibility then typefaces used for other printed products. Newspaper are printed on a paper of lesser quality under high speed.
How to redesign 1
Good redesign is driven by a deep understanding of the editorial mission of the publication.
Headline on photographs
The eternal dilemma! Dilemma of all editors on the planet Earth – to put or not put the headline or any kind of type in the photo.
Design Facts
Three elements that will greatly help you to understand how readers are observing you.
Typeface: NY Times Magazine
Sunday Magazine is an expansive family of fonts for information in tiny spaces and headlines at large sizes.
Infographics
When, why and whether to use infographic. The basic fact is that infographic refresh the publication, and it contributes to originality of your product.
A well-designed publication
Everything that a well-designed publication must have...
