Examples of using Typefaces in English and their translations into Czech
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And typefaces are a brand.
Watermarks, ink, typefaces.
Typefaces express a mood, an atmosphere, they give words a certain coloring.
Everywhere you look, you see typefaces.
How many custom typefaces are there on lisawrite?
Helvetica was a real step from the nineteenth-century typefaces.
He focuses on graphic design, typefaces, books and other media.
So I have this horrible thing,which comes out in my typefaces.
So who knows what typefaces they will design in terms of style and so on.
It's a veritable font of fonts!Look at all these typefaces… italic, bold, serif, sans serif.
Combined with Apercu this creates a dynamic combinationof modern serif and sans serif typefaces.
Streamlined color plate and logo and Sabon and Aperçu typefaces already herald a new visual style of PPF.
We don't like humanistic typefaces for example, it must be more rational because otherwise it has too much expression.
I always thought that approach of people using only three or four typefaces very suspect.
His poster for Merkur,one of his better-known typefaces, received a special award Le concours d'affiches"Etudiants, tous à Chaumont!
Long viewing hours, wearing incorrect glasses or contact lenses, glare, excessive room lighting, poorly focused screens,very small typefaces and low-contrast displays could stress your eyes.
But if I see today designers, they use all typefaces-one day one typeface, the other day the other typeface, all in favor of a certain atmosphere.
An important update is also the transition from The Sans to Apercu typefaces in the names of the companies.
Then I decided for the final designs not to use these typefaces because the illustration is already from that period, and I used the most neutral typeface- Helvetica.
And then our bright star Zuzana Lednická along with Tomáš Brousil, Petra Dočekalová andRadek Sidun went on stage to accept the Graphic Designer of the Year award for their book 9010- Czech digitized Typefaces 1990-2010.
I think that typography is similar to that,where the designer choosing typefaces is essentially a casting director.
And you do need lot of sans serif typefaces, but it seemed like Helvetica had just been used so much and overused so much and associated with so many big, faceless things that it had lost all its capacity even, to my eyes at least, to look nice.
In the beginning, if you see the sketches,I tried to use typefaces from van Doesburg, one of the artists of the Stijl movement.
Except for the founding fathers, Briefcase kicks off by offering twenty typefaces from nine Czech designers, representing some"important milestones in the evolution of Czech typography over the last twenty years.
Helvetica emerges in that period, in 1 957,where there's felt to be a need for rational typefaces which can be applied to all kinds of contemporary information, whether it's sign systems or corporate identity and present those visual expressions of the modern world to the public.
Why is changing the typeface such a radical idea?
The meaning is in the content of the text,not in the typeface.
Designers, and I think even readers,invest so much of the surroundings in the typeface.
What's that, your typeface?
And I'm sorry, but typeface, it isn't exactly a pressing issue right now.