THE INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE Flashcards
This style is known for its clarity, simplicity, and objectivity. Elements include asymmetrical layouts, the use of photography rather than illustrations, and the use of white space.
SWISS TYPOGRAPHY or INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE
Principles of SWISS TYPOGRAPHY or INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE
CLEANLINESS. READABILITY. OBJECTIVITY.
During the 1950s a design movement emerged from Switzer- land and Germany called
SWISS DESIGN or, the INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHIC STYLE.
VISUAL CHARACTERISTICS
- a unity of design achieved by asymmetrical organization of the design elements on a mathematically constructed grid
- objective photography and copy that present visual and verbal information in a clear and factual manner.
- the use of sans-serif typography set in a flush-left and ragged- right margin configuration.
Swiss Style design focuses on the content and not decorative extras.
a pioneer of the International Typographic Style. Müller-Brockmann is recognized for his simple designs and his clean use of typography, shapes and colors.
His work was founded on strict proportional guidelines: primarily THE GOLDEN SECTION.
JOSEF MULLER -BROCKMAN
It was used to highlight information and to create a focal point
Color
From the success of Müller-Brockmann’s Journal: ______, the Swiss style moved into the rest of Europe and crossed the Atlantic to America.
NEUE GRAFIK
He founded founded Studio Boggeri in Milan in 1933.
ANTONIO BOGGERI
one of the most popular and most commonly used typefaces because it works well when used in a variety of ways, for every typographic project imaginable.
Helvetica
Who created Helvetica
MAX MIEDINGER
its original name was Neue Haas Grotesk.
Designers take lessons from the Swiss styles applying the norms on simpleyet artistically and clearly delivered messages by:
-Preserving uniformity and geometry
-Allowing wider spacing
-Using of grid systems
-Structuring information
-Keeping minimalism
-Using sans serif fonts
-Using different fonts sizes
-Using of effective photography