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Fantastic. Interesting to see that it's flush-justified with a proportional width font. Imagine the effort it would take to create this, and then again how mu
by drblast 13y ago
Fantastic. Interesting to see that it's flush-justified with a proportional width font. Imagine the effort it would take to create this, and then again how much effort a reprint would be.
Sure you have a press, but after your print your first run of copies, start over.
- asolove 13y agoThere is (debated) speculation that Gutenberg made several forms of some letters with different widths so that he could justify lines with very small adjustments rather than adding space between words. The Wikipedia microtypography page has more details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microtypography http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microtypography