Elizabeth Perez | Graphic Design + Art Direction - Fonts Logo Scribble Junkies Geoffrey Dorne | Designer in Paris | Graphic Designer Which Are More Legible: Serif or Sans Serif Typefaces? | Alex Poole Update March 2012 See my expanded critique of Colin Wheildon’s legibility research. Back in 1998 when Times New Roman was still widely used on the web, my then boss made sure we always designed our web sites with Arial, as she hated the look of serif fonts on the web. Was it the case that sans serif fonts were more legible, or was it just a matter of taste? In 2003 as part of my master’s degree I reviewed over 50 empirical studies in typography and found a definitive answer. Introduction An argument has been raging for decades within the scientific and typographic communities on what seems a very insignificant issue: Do serifs contribute to the legibility of typefaces, and by definition, are sans serif typefaces less legible? Part 1 provides typographical definitions. Part 2 reviews the evidence for and against the legibility of serif and sans serif typefaces. 1. Legibility vs. readability An illegible type, set it how you will, cannot be made readable. Typographical features Point size 2. 3.
Charles Huettner Anonymous: Where did you study and which areas of education did you study? Kutztown University, major in drawing. However, that’s useless information because I was a carefree student and everything I know about animation is self taught. Walk and idle animation from when I thought figuring out unity would be easy. some quick wario gifs i made to send to my friend caleb before playing smash bros. probably delete this post in a few days, but for now, I feel like putting them out there. Here are some early tests/concepts, etc for my LNWC2 film, HEADS. Full clip from the LNWC2 Trailer.
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