History of DIN 1451 typeface
Project 1/ Type in Motion
This is a 10 framed storyboard illustrating the history of the DIN 1451 typeface. The output turned out to be according to plan. Enjoy!
1936-Deutsches Institut Fur Normung located in Germany-Where the DIN typeface was manufactured.
//The wastes released by the 'factory' are serifs, curves, cursives and all unecessary elements in designing the geometric
and tight DIN typeface.
Inside the 'factory' at which the DIN typeface is being constructed
Released into the market
Revealing the use of the typeface through road signage and vehicle plate numbers
Cutting the story with this scene to get the viewer out of the story, and clarify the use of the DIN typeface through simple geometric shapes, and straight to the point type treatment
The truck shuffles one of the papers on the ground.
The paper flies into a neighborhood and heads towards an open window
The paper settles down on a designers desk illustrating the fact that it is used for non-governmental purposes, but for Design and adminstration
