A Brief History of Type

I created this video for my Tool 2 Type class.

[michaellargent]

As an educator, I appreciate the time, effort, and content of your presentation. My Basic Typography classes will be viewing your efforts from now on. Thank you!

[davis]

Rob - this is an amazing video! Professionally produced with excellent content, and most importantly a very insightful way of capturing the history of type/typography and printing throughout the years, right up to today.

[Exozik]

Best resume about typography I have seen. Thank you for the content.

[masterchiefguy]

had to watch this for a school project with typing class... lol

[APV]

Well Done! I apologize I'm late to the party, but if you/your viewers ever find yourself in Massachusetts, check out the Museum of Printing in Haverhill MA, they have all sorts of type, presses, casting machines, even computer and phototypesetting. Basically everything you mentioned in the video, the museum has an example. The museum also has an extensive library of books about books, publishing and printing. There are hundreds of books all devoted to alphabets, writing, and typographic design. And if you get the chance, check out the Printing Office of Edes & Gill in Boston, re-creating an 18th century printing office, where Revolutionary documents are replicated and printed on the same kinds of equipment and type as used in the period.

[MrTypeSETit]

Thank you, Bill. Your opinion means a great deal to me.

[minfu]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. It helps me a lot to understand the history of typography.

[UjjwalDubey]

Very well narrated and crafted story. Good job!

[kalpeshtudiya]

superb video.... fully informative .. Thank You so much for share this information.

[JamieStanfordAlbert]

From Cincinnati, thank you for sharing. Very nice video and great content.

[DennisPurcell]

Nice work Robert! I agree with Bill 100%.

[jacqsim]

thank u, your video is really helpful

[Vinayakxpatel]

Tomorrow is my paper on this! Thankyou

[rickygodette]

What song is that around 6 minutes? The jazz song? Heard it in 1995 and have been searching for it ever since

[soul]

The only way how this type of videos can get views?
School project! -_-





PS: Its only a joke. Ik some ppl liks this type of topic ;)