Intro

Fonts vs Typefaces

Font Categories

Terminology

Properties

Ligatures

Measure & The Rag

Widows & Orphans

Typographic Scales

Timeless Fonts

New Timeless Fonts

Hard & Fast Rules

Improving Type Skills

Outro

What is Typography?

Common types of fonts

Display

Font Language

Choosing Fonts

Complementary Font Styles

Hierarchy

Leading & Tracking

Kerning

Conclusion

Roman Type

Italics

What does each category mean?

Modern typefaces

William Caslon IV - Sans Serif

Helvetica

Conclusion

What happens when you become a designer

What is typography

Typeface vs. Font

Script typefaces

Designing a script

Kerning

Ascenders and descenders

Glyphs

Why is typography important?

Conclusion

Bassline

Stem

Ascender and Descender Strokes

Ascender Stroke

Capital Letters

Counters

Spines

Serif vs. Sans Serif

Conclusion

Start

Who is Cory?

Creating guides

Designing a grid in Illustrator

Adding shape elements

Fonts and adding info

Start

Cory’s intro

Past work and series recap

Experimental posters

Continuing work on last episode’s poster

How Cory got to Oregon

Resolving negative space

Letterform consistency

Adobe Live plug

Finding a typeface for background texture

Adding script typefaces

Discussing projects for future streams

Wrap up

Intro

Working with type in the digital space

How digital text is accessible

Emoji

Variable font terminology

Customizing typefaces

What makes font technology compelling?

What killed earlier precedents

Filtering fonts

Conclusion

Introduction: What is Typography?

Typography vs Lettering

Typeface vs Font

How Typography Affects User Experience (UX)

Elements of TypeFace

Serifs

Letterform Contrast

Text Contrast in Comparison to the Background

Text Color Contrast

Typeface Genres (Types of Typefaces)

Serif Sub-genres

Sans-serifs Sub-genres

Print Design vs Digital Design

Help Clients Understand the Benefit of Good Fonts

Fixed vs Fluid Layouts

Choosing and Using Typefaces

Installing Fonts

A word on Font Formats

Counters (Enclosed whitespace in Text)

Typeface 'Mood' Matching the Content

Choosing a Display Typeface

Translating Text Typeface to Display Typeface

Weight, Styles & Sizes

Faux Bold & Italics vs True Bold & Italics

Design Project using Figma

Start

Cory’s intro

Overview of 4 part type series

Illustrator file overview, Cory’s favorite fonts, colors, vocabulary terms

Anatomy of type

File layers and working with cc libraries

Customizing type poster with different fonts and colors

Resizing and moving individual letters to fit poster elements

Kerning letters with shortcut

Adding color

Deciding on colors based on context to create a color key

Adjusting the labels to line up with new letters, explaining type terms

Chat Q&A Creating a font

Continuing to adjust the labels, explaining type terms

Adding a rectangular grid

Recap and preview for next episode

Prioritize levels of information by levels of importance

Determine What You Want Your Viewer to Read First

Select and Create a Typographic Focal Point

Conclusion

What is Typography?

Font vs Typeface

Hierarchy

Hierarchy Test

Serif and Sans Serif

Display Fonts

Spacing & Alignment

Line Length

Alignment

Conclusion

The Principles Of Typography

What Is Serif Type?

What Is Sans-Serif Type?

What Is Script Typography?

What Is Display or Decorative Type?

Start

Who is Cory?

Browsing Adobe Fonts

Creating 3D type

1.1 - Welcome to the Course

1.2 - The Anatomy of a Letter (Character)

2.1 - Old Style

2.2 - Transitional Typefaces

2.3 - Didone

2.4 - Slab Typefaces

3.1 - Grotesque

3.2 - Geometric Typefaces

3.3 - Humanist Typefaces