To re-typeset Lewis Carroll's A Mouse's Tale using a postmodern approach and a modernist approach.
Modernist and post-modernist approaches are completely different in graphic design. Modernists make informed design decisions to ensure that information is communicated as effectively as possible. Whilst, post-modernists are more concerned about breaking the rules and not what the words say, but how the words are saying it.
Modernist designers who use the International Typographic Style employ:
• Grids, Margins & Columns• Typefaces• Type Alignment• Type Size & Relationship• Orphans, widows & rivers
Post-modernist designers, on the other hand, focus on:
• Breaking the rules
• Legibility• Breaking the rules
• Expressionism
• Concrete Poetry
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