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*1001 $aSpiekermann, Erik
*24510$aStop stealing sheep :$b& find out how type works  /$cErik Spiekermann & E.M. Ginger
*260  $aMountain View, Calif.  :$bAdobe Press ,$c1993
*300  $a174 p  :$bill  :$c22 cm
*653  $aTypografi
*697  $cTryckeri Teknik Industri
*7001 $aGinger, E. M.$4aut
*730  $aStop stealing sheep & find out how type works
*8520 $hAe$lSPI
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A classic guide to typography -- now updated for the Web!-- More than 200 full-color illustrations and photographs bring the discussion of typography to life-- Updated to include new material on Web typography and other forms of online text display.This classic typography book, first published in 1993, is now updated with brand-new typefaces, fonts, and illustrations. Internationally renowned graphic designer Erik Spiekermann explains in everyday terms what typography is and offers design guidance in choosing type for legibility, meaning, and aesthetic appeal. Stop Stealing Sheep and Find Out How Type Works, 2nd Edition guides the reader through all aspects of typography, from the history and mechanics of type, to training the eye to recognize and choose typefaces. Uncover type's roots and placement within society and learn how to use space and layout to improve overall communication. This elegant guide for readers of all levels is revised and updated to discuss the particular design challenges of type on the Internet. Note: This title was originally announced in the October 2000 Pearson Technology Group catalog.

• Frederic Goudy, American type designer, once said, ""Anyone who would letterspace lower case would steal sheep.""
• To most people, this comment only adds to the perception that type inhabits a mysterious world with intricate terminology and elaborate rules; added to this are thouasands of type faces out there that all seem to look alike
• Until now, Spiekerman and Ginger shepherd their decades of typograhpic experience into a unique and lively guidebook which shows that type is easy to use, easy to understand