This required typography course, the third in the sequence of three, applies an understanding of two-dimensional design space and the unique nature of typographic communication principles. Building on experiences in Typography I & II, students expand their ability to work with typographic sequential systems of communication. Students expand the ability to use various methods, techniques and materials in the creation of a large scale typographic prototype. Content used in this course presents design’s complex history, while also providing student the opportunity to lend their point of view in content analysis. Students may elect to take additional courses, Typography IV and Type Design, starting in the junior year.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: DGD 152 OR DGD 201