Lettering, Continued
Calligraphy
Calligraphy is hand lettering in its most sophisticated form.
The principles
of geometric proportion, nomenclature, composition, and visual impact apply
to calligraphy as they do to lettering. Calligraphy, however, allows more
freedom and creativity than established, uniform typefaces. A portion later
in this chapter covers calligraphy specifically and in more detail.
Figure 5-3 is an example of calligraphic letters.
Figure 5-3.—Calligraphic lettering.
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