Basic Structure and Design of Letters in Graphic Design

A. A. The head of the Roman body should be slightly highlighted beyond the uppercase word line. If you agree with the line, you will feel a little short. Use the young line from the top right to the bottom left. The middle horizontal line is in a moderate position. If it is too high and the hollow triangle is too small, there will be a sense of urgency.

The word B and B can be divided into two parts. Generally speaking, the word should be narrower, and the upper part of the word should be smaller than the lower part. This has a sense of stability. The horizontal line that crosses between the upper and lower circle curves should be slightly upwards. The thickness of the middle part of the circle curve should be larger than the trunk line to make it feel the same size.

The C and C round curves should be slightly out of the uppercase word line and baseline, otherwise the glyphs will appear short. The thickness of the middle part of the curve is slightly larger, especially for Romans, which is better than other words.

The arcs D and D are more difficult to draw from top to bottom and require some effort. If the thickness of the loop section is not uniform, it is difficult to read. The thickness of the central round is slightly larger than the trunk line.

E, E The middle line is slightly increased. The horizontal line of Roman characters should not be too long; ignoring the midline of the body line should be younger than the upper line.

The F and F characters are the same as the E characters, but they are slightly narrower and better. Ignoring the middle line of the line body is slightly younger than the line of sight.

G, G, and G, the circle curve slightly exceeds the uppercase word line and baseline. The short trunk line at the lower right of the Roman is slightly smaller than the thickness of the center of the circle curve. Some ignoring the line body, the right lower part of the vertical shape.

The shape of H and H is easier to write and the middle line is slightly higher. The line of sight at the end of the Roman trunk should be equal to both sides. The outer line of sight of the word should extend a little beyond the box.

I, l This is the simplest word. The trunk line of the Roman body is slightly thicker than the trunk lines of other words and looks more comfortable. The lower trunk line is slightly larger than the upper trunk line, which can increase the sense of stability.

The arc below the J, J Roman body line should extend below the baseline. There are many shapes of thread beads, but the general requirement is a slight sense of weight in order to stabilize. Ignoring the lower part of the thread body can't reach the bottom line too much.

The upper slash of the K, K Roman body is a young line, and the intersection with the trunk should be slightly lower than the midpoint of the trunk. The right side of the ignorant body is shaped like a "<" like the mitochondrion, while others are similar to the Roman body.

The words L and L are larger, but they should be as small as possible. Especially when the words on the right side are side by side, pay attention to the width of the word and do not make the intermediate space too wide.  呗 呗 呗 呗?

M, M Roman's center of the inverted triangle tip to the baseline, but also slightly highlighted the baseline, but should not stand out too much. The vertical line on the left uses a thin line, and the ignoring line also has vertical lines on both sides. The bottom line at the interface between the two diagonal lines should be slightly smaller to avoid being too heavy.

Both vertical lines of N and N Romans were changed to young lines for balance. The upper left side of the diagonal line should have a main line that extends out to the left, and the lower tip of the oblique line slightly protrudes from the bottom line. The sloping line that ignores the line body is slightly thicker than the vertical line.

The upper and lower parts of the O, O circle curve should be slightly out of the line. Some in Rome
The axis of the O word is inclined, but it is generally normal in the vertical direction. Regardless of the line body, when combined with other characters, the middle part of the return curve should be slightly thicker to achieve symmetry.

In P and P, the horizontal line and the trunk line should be slightly lower than the midpoint of the trunk line. The thickness of the center of the circle is slightly larger than the trunk line.

The word Q and O are O-tailed. According to the different fonts, there are many changes in the shape of the tail, especially the Roman figure. The suffix of the word must extend beyond the baseline.

The slanted legs of R and R have several forms, most of which are straight lines or light-slip curves. The tip of the Roman body's slanted foot is sometimes picked.

The upper and lower portions of S and S are generally symmetrical, but the lower portion is slightly larger than the upper portion. The lower round curve extends further to the right than the upper nodule, while the upper round curve and the lower one are on the same vertical line. The spine of the Roman body is thicker than the other trunks, but the ignoring of the body requires younger ones.

T. The condyle at both ends of the Roman body arm has vertical, slightly oblique outward, and the same direction. Most of the text is slightly narrower than the word. The general requirement for ignoring the thread body is that the character width is narrow, the cross arm is thick and slightly younger than the trunk line.

It is very important that U and U Romans have a left vertical surface and a right vertical surface. The following circular curves should highlight one point below the baseline.

The tip of the inverted triangle of the V, V Roman body slightly protrudes below the baseline. The slashes on the left are thick and the right are on the young. Ignoring the line body's slash intersection interface is slightly younger.

The W of the W, W Roman is a superposition of two V-characters, and the disregard of the body is the combination of two V-words. Some Romans have only left and right lines of sight, and the center has steeples; some connect the left and central lines of sight. Most of the two slashes in the middle of ignoring the line body are slightly younger than those on both sides.

The intersection of the slashes of X, X fonts is slightly higher than the central position. However, it cannot be increased too much. Some of the youngsters from the upper right to the lower left of the Roman body are not a straight line, but instead are two lines staggered in the middle to correct the illusion of sight.

The junction of Y, YV and trunk line is slightly lower than the center. The ignoring line slash is slightly younger than the vertical line. z, z Roman slash with thick lines. The root line below is slightly longer than the above to increase stability. The same is true for sightlessness. Condylar can be vertical, or slightly oblique outward.