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Kasper Florio - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Create visual concentration
  - - - create consistency and visual harmony
- - - - excellent ragged edge shape with lines going in and out consistently
    - - No holes or rivers
      - Inter-word justification
  - - - Create a blocky body of text but still can mark different paragraphs
    - - change of voice is marked by the alignment position (moving a particular paragraph(s)' margin in/out)
    - - using variable white space amount
      - Using repetition
      - Using rhythm
      - Using movement
  - - - Corners of the page, left/right/centered of above/below type area
        
        Simple and common placement
      - hang on the first/last line to the left/right of type area
        
        extend the first/last line beyond the margin
- - - - 2013: first started
      - 2018: first released with dinamo type foundry
        (8 styles)
      - 2019: Heavy and Black styles with italics added
        (+4 styles = 12 styles)
      - 2020: Thin, Light, Ultra with italics added + 6 styles each for mono and semi-mono with italics (+32 styles = 44 styles)
    - - Monument Grotesk
        
        Thin + Italics
        
        Light + Italics
        
        Regular + Italics
        
        Medium + Italics
        
        Bold + Italics
        
        Heavy + Italics
        
        Black + Italics
        
        Ultra + Italics
      - Monument Grotesk Semi Mono
        
        Thin -> Heavy + Italics
      - Monument Grotesk Mono
        
        Thin -> Heavy + Italics
    - - Palmer and Rey’s New Specimen Book, 1884, on page 81
      - Characteristics
        
        sturdy and compact skeleton
        
        The “o” “c” and “e”, with their squarish inner counters pressing against their outer parts
        
        Semi-mono: It sits right between Monument Grotesk Regular and Monument Grotesk Mono, borrowing from both worlds: half the kerning and proportions from one, and half the widths and proportions from the other.
        
        high vertical contrast
        
        surprisingly sharp end strokes
        
        or the elongated “r”
  - - - Monument Grotesk
      - Neue Haas Grotesk
    - - Nimbus Roman Mono
    - - Georgia
      - Janson
      - Century
    - - Vivaldi