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Futura

Max Buch. Futura. Why Futura ?. I love the geometric style Interested in the Bauhaus movement Its a font I have used a lot in the past I like San Serif fonts. Who designed Futura ?. It was designed by Paul Renner in 1927

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Futura

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  1. Max Buch Futura

  2. Why Futura? • I love the geometric style • Interested in the Bauhaus movement • Its a font I have used a lot in the past • I like San Serif fonts

  3. Who designed Futura? • It was designed by Paul Renner in 1927 • He was a German, Graphic Designer, Typographer, Type Designer, Painter and Teacher. • He also designed books for the Munich Publishing trade.

  4. Characteristics of Futura • Futura is a geometric san-serif typeface. • Its based on geometric shapes • Letters based on near perfect circles, triangles and squares. • ‘Futura is timelessly modern; in 1928 it was striking, tasteful, radical — and today it continues to be a popular typographic choice to express strength, elegance, and conceptual clarity’

  5. Where is Futura found today?

  6. Inspirational Images

  7. More Pictures

  8. Experimentation and sketches

  9. Expanding previous sketches

  10. Design Considerations • I have two overall theme ideas, geometric shapes and space. • Geometric shapes will follow the Bauhaus style and primary colours. • Simple and effective. • I want to take it back to 1969.

  11. The next steps • Conclude which theme I follow, maybe both at once. • Create the finalfront cover • Look at a diverse range of materials I could use. • Start thinking about a way to link the theme through the whole specimen book • Content of the specimen book

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