Anatomy of Typography
Typeface anatomy describes the graphic elements that make up printed letters in a typeface.
The different systems
Axial system:
All the elements are organised to the left or right of a single axis.
Bilateral system:
Similar anatomical parts are arranged on opposite sides of a median axis.
Grid system:
A design made by using a grid.
Transitional system:
This system is a simple system that shows the type as being all together like in a paragraph.
Radial system:
The radial system is when all the writing in a poster comes off from one point.
Modular system:
This system type being organised in a was it looks random but yet is organised into different sections.
Random system:
This system explains its self. Everything is just random it doesn't have a rule to it.
Dilatational system:
This system show that the type in a poster follows a guided line.
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