We move swiftly into the 1960s, the time of huge changes within society and therefore as a result typography/art.
Moving into the late 1900s was when pop culture started to emerge. This was a pivotal turning point in the creation of new fonts. Technological tools set a path for great developments.
The early 1900s saw the development of modern typography this was a time where the visual look of typography became of new importance and art began to take a role within the printing industry. The period when typography went from being very differentiated from different printers to the move towards more universally created publications.
In this blog post we will be looking into the second major change in the early 19th century, the ‘Private press movement’, mentioned briefly in the previous post…
Continuing from the 18th century we are going to explore the early 19th century …
Continuing through time we move onto the changes within the 17/1800s, including royal orders and new typefaces created…
Continuing from Egyptians and cave paintings we move into the Middle ages where we see the most significant changes in typography.
Over the year’s typography has changed dramatically to how we know it now. From cave paintings to contemporary typography, this blog post will look back to the very beginning…
