- for example.
Letterforms in alphabets:
Arabic alphabet,
Cyrillic script Letterforms in calligraphy: Man'yōgana,
Hentaigana Letterforms in history: Long...
-
produces either an Italic, if the
letterforms are
designed with
reanalyzed cursive forms, or an oblique, if the
letterforms are
slanted mechanically. A back-leaning...
- a sans-serif, sans
serif (/ˈsæn(z) ˈsɛrɪf/), gothic, or
simply sans
letterform is one that does not have
extending features called "serifs" at the end...
-
recently returned from his
Grand Emb****y in
Western Europe. The new
letterforms,
called the
Civil script,
became closer to
those of the
Latin alphabet;...
- in
letterforms largely corresponding to
modern upper-case, and
handwritten text was
generally in the form of cursive,
which includes letterforms corresponding...
-
cursive style, and
includes 28 letters, of
which most have
contextual letterforms.
Unlike the
modern Latin alphabet, the
script has no
concept of letter...
-
Letterform Archive is a non-profit
museum and
special collections library in San Francisco,
California dedicated to
collecting materials on the history...
-
majuscule letterforms save for a
single suffix, and that used for
palawa kani
language in Tasmania,
which uses only
minuscule letterforms. "Unicase"...
- into the
Arabic alphabet from the 4th century,
which is why Nabataean's
letterforms are
intermediate between the more
northerly Semitic scripts (such as...
- the
early nineteenth century,
having little in
common with
previous letterforms. As the
printing of
advertising material began to
expand in the early...
