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- Typotheque: Conceptual Type? article on Typotheque by Peter Biľak
In November 2010 Peter Biľak was invited to give a talk at a one-day conference ‘Conceptual Type – Type led by ideas’ in Copenhagen about the underlying ideas behind typefaces This lecture questions the possibility of conceptual type and compares type to other disciplines
- (PDF) Conceptual Type: Type Led by Ideas - ResearchGate
‘Conceptual type’ is not an established term, nor does it have any clear-cut definition But in this context, it has served as the point of departure for a non-dogmatic, thematic and
- Conceptual Type: Type Led by Ideas - pdfs. semanticscholar. org
‘Conceptual type’ is not an established term, nor does it have any clear-cut definition But in this context, it has served as the point of departure for a non-dogmatic, thematic and proposal-oriented dis-cussion about type design and its underlying ideas
- Conceptual Type? – DOAJ
We would like to focus on the ideas and concepts behind type Rather than talk about type by asking who made it and what does it look like, we will start a new decade by asking why do we make it and what does it mean?
- (PDF) Conceptual Type: Type Led by Ideas - Academia. edu
The text explores the concept of 'conceptual type' as a thematic discussion in type design A 2010 conference in Copenhagen attracted over 500 participants to debate the role of type design
- (PDF) Conceptual Type? - ResearchGate
We would like to focus on the ideas and concepts behind type Rather than talk about type by asking who made it and what does it look like, we will start a new decade by asking why do we make
- Conceptual Type - a commentary on the Internet’s design development . . .
Abstract “Conceptual type” is not a well-defined term The concept doesn’t have any established encyclopedic definition and has not yet served as the subject of a definitional exploration in the literature related to graphic design
- [PDF] Conceptual Type: Type Led by Ideas | Semantic Scholar
A conference was held in Copenhagen in 2010 and the concept of ‘conceptual type’ was used as the basis of a combined book and special issue of Artifact, which is called a signature edition
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