The New Banner Book. Betty Wolfe
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      Image Glory to God

      Image Thy Kingdom Come

      Image Venite Adoremus

      Image Bread of Heaven

      Image Cup of Salvation

      Image Jesus Is Lord

      Image God Is Love

      Image Christ Is Risen

      Image Read, Mark, Learn

      Image Kyrie Eleison

      Image Do This

      Image One in the Lord

      Image One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism

      Image O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

      Image Love One Another

      Image Praise the Lord

       SAMPLES of various type styles

       SOME THINGS TO DO to make lettering easier and fun

      1 Observe the great variety of letter forms used in printing and advertising. Become aware of their basic shapes, proportions, and individual characteristics.

      2 Make a collection of letters from magazines and newspapers. Include both capital and small letters, roman and italic. Bold letters (with thick strokes) will be especially helpful. Also include samples of condensed (narrow), expanded (wide), and italic letters. Notice the small variations in form that give each typeface its particular style. Look at the width of strokes—where they are thick or thin. Observe the spacing of letters within the word.

      3 Following the directions on page 10, make a chart of CAPS. This is especially helpful if you plan to work with young people or other groups making banners.

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       the MESSAGE through WORDS

      Words are made of letters. There are two basic kinds of letters:

      1. capital letters (CAPS)—uppercase, either sans serif or with serifs

      2. small letters—lowercase, either sans serif or with serifs

       CAPS

      Below is a chart of bold sans serif caps arranged according to standard widths.

      Notice: The letters are all the same height, but they vary in width.

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       important:

      Image In sans serif letters, the ends of all straight strokes are square.

      Image The center horizontal stroke of the E and H is slightly above center.

      Image On the A and F, the center stroke is below center.

      Image The vertical of the G is its distinguishing feature.

      Image The I and J have no cross pieces at top or bottom.

      Image The diagonals of the K and R hook onto the upright.

      Image The bottoms of the V, W, and N are almost points. Also, the “V” of the M touches the bottom letter line, and the mid-point of the W touches the top letter line.

      Image The center stroke of the E and F is as wide as the top stroke.

       small LETTERS

      An alphabet of small (lowercase) letters can be designed from four basic shapes.

These forms are: Image 1—the o form
Image 2—the curve of the n
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