Sentences with phrase «not typographers»
Most readers are not typographers and are probably oblivious to the subtle differences among typefaces and most first time Indie publishers might find themselves in the same boat.
http://www.bookpromotionhub.com/ Not exact matches
Amazon and Apple are the paper ‑ makers, the typographers, the printers, the binders and the distributors: if they don't make a style of paper you like, too bad.
Also, speaking as a former professional book designer and typographer, graphic designer, artist, etc., my real problem with a lot of these outfits is that the level of quality they offer is really not up to my standards.
As famous typographer Erik Spiekermann told us, «Design works not because people understand or even appreciate it but because it works subliminally.»
Not surprisingly, because book designers are typographers, there are many books on the subject.
Regardless, like everyone else, if you're not a graphic designer / typographer you've almost certainly never heard about these necessary skills.
Erik is a world - famous art historian, typographer, designer and author who says he is «suffering from typomania: a sickness that is incurable but not lethal.»
Many of the students I encounter hunger for something «real», something that doesn't involve digital technology, and printing can be the perfect thing for future designers, typographers, and artists to engage with - they're forced to connect with the physicality of building images, respect space as real space, and the actuality of objects.
Published for the fiftieth anniversary of the artist's death, this richly illustrated survey includes previously unseen works and documents, presenting Vordemberge - Gildewart not only as a painter and graphic artist but also as an interior designer, typographer and architect.
I'm not the type to hold a gripe, but freedom of griping includes the right to have a type gripe shared by 97 % of active, publishing typographers.
Italics are NOT designed (lovingly, by typographers) for entire paragraphs of text.
Similarly, typographer Matthew Butterick points out that putting blocks of text in boldface does not generally have the intended effect of getting the reader to focus harder on it.