Typography: Type That Talks
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Graphic Design, lesson 3 of 8. The four kinds of font (serif, sans serif, display, script or handwritten), how size, weight and colour build a visual hierarchy, and how to pair two fonts. Pupils turn a page of same-size words into a three-level poster in Image Studio, then change its mood by chan…
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Lesson outline
- Would You Trust This Sign?
- Do Now — Colour and Audience
- Serif
- Hinge Check — Which One Is a Serif?
- Hierarchy: Four Ways to Say "Read Me First"
- Sort It — What Kind of Font?
- Pairs That Work, Pairs That Clash
- Put It in Order
- What Good Looks Like — The Comic Con Specimen
- Make It — Type Specimen
- 3-2-1
Unit bundleGraphic Design
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