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letterform

[ let-er-fawrm ]

noun

  1. a sheet of stationery used for letters. letter.
  2. the shape of a letter of the alphabet with regard to its design or historical development.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of letterform1

First recorded in 1905–10; letter 1 + form
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Camille Brown, 30, began collecting books when she was 23 and working at the Letterform Archive in San Francisco.

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Weight contrast — the variation of thin and thick lines in a letterform — was an important factor because high contrast aids pixellation on the small screen.

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Only at the last minute, after I got that right, did I go back and change the actual letterform.

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The logo for the new Communism “has been carefully crafted to be fair to every letterform,” the guidelines specify in deadpan fashion.

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“I saw each letterform as a piece of design. Cat is not ‘cat,’ it’s c-a-t.”

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