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40 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Spine |
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Tail |
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Arm |
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Crossbar |
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Beak |
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Chin |
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Stem |
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Crotch/Vertex |
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Bracket |
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Leg |
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Apex |
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Ascender |
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Ear |
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Foot/Serif |
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Bowl |
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Link/Neck |
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Loop |
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Shoulder |
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Counter |
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Descender/Stem |
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Axis of curved strokes inclined to the left, little contrast between thick & thin, serifs bracketed |
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Axis is more vertical, more contrast in strokes, finer character strokes, serifs bracketed |
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Dramatic contrast between thick & thin, axis vertical, little to no bracketing |
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Little to no bracketing, heavy block serifs |
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Bold type faces, slight stroke contrast, in between transitional & slab serif |
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Contrast in stroke weight most apparent, slight square quality, bowl or loop on lowercase g |
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Strict mono lines, characteristics, made of geometric shapes, less readable than grotesque |
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Contrast in stroke weight, calligraphic influence, most easy to read of the san serif typefaces |
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When was the Cooper Black font invented? |
1926 |
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Who invented the Cooper Black font? |
Oswald Bruce Cooper |
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Who invented the Baskerville font? |
John Baskerville |
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When was the Baskerville font invented? |
1757 |
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What classification is the Helvetica font? |
Grotesque |
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Garamond |
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Baskerville |
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Bodoni |
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Rockwell |
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Helvetica |
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Swing |
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Jokerman |