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2. Point A dot; visible mark In typography, a point is a period – the definitive end of a line

3. Point examples

7. Line An infinite series of points A line is the connection of two points In typographic layouts, lines are implied as well as drawn

8. Line examples

12. Plane A flat surface extending in height and width A line is the connection of two points In typographic layouts, lines are implied as well as drawn

13. Plane examples

15. Texture

16. Texture examples

22. Pattern

23. Pattern examples

26. Illustrator

27. Illustrator Vector vs Raster Vector graphics are composed of mathematically-defined geometric shapes—lines, objects and fills. Raster images are composed of a matrix (grid) or bitmap of digital picture elements (pixels).

28. Illustrator All you need to know!

29. Illustrator

30. Reading: Due Week 3 Value, Color – Time and Motion: pg 70-83

31. Assignment: Due Week 3 Logo Trace Worksheet 6 Typography Crops See pg 88 (GDtNB) for examples