Today was the first day of the Non-Latin workshop about North Indian scripts. Fiona Ross gave us an efficient overview of each major writing systems used in North Indian –including Devanagari, Bengali & Gujarati– always linked to past and current technological limitation and a vast amount of local documents.
The goal of the week is to demonstrate to us a way to approach Non-Latin typeface design, confidence and questioning documentation seems to be key issues according to Fiona. By the way, it appeared the the ratio of available good typefaces per Indian reader is kind of low… unlike the number of photocopied sheets we got to cover the subject.
Tuesday, 27 November 2007
«The Three Is The One Which Looks Like a Two!»
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2 comments:
At first you are a great writer!
The second:
It should be “The three is the one that looks like the two.”
Arg, thank you Michi, it's fixed now !
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