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If you dream of a world free from hostility, conflict and violence, the Peace Rocks Gold Necklace is the perfect piece of jewellery for your summer collection. Beautifully handcrafted in gold vermeil, it features the word ‘PEACE’ in a bold font and a classic link chain with a lobster clasp fastener. You can wear this Gold Peace Necklace with other chokers, chains, and beaded necklaces to create the perfect summer stack. This peace necklace in gold also comes in sterling silver, and it coordinates beautifully with the matching Peace ring and Love Rocks Necklace. Handmade jewellery made from sterling silver, brass, bronze, and mixed metals require regular cleaning and care to keep it looking its best. Everyday pollutants, wear and tear, and body lotions can tarnish silver, gold-plated, and gemstone jewellery and make it lose its shine. Always store handmade jewellery in the original box, a soft pouch, or wrapped individually in non-abrasive fabric Remove sterling silver, gold-plated, and brass jewellery before exercising, showering and swimming Allow body lotions and fragrances to dry on the skin before wearing your Charlotte’s Web jewellery Get dressed before putting on your jewellery to avoid snagging or catching any gemstones Remove your jewellery before you go to bed Clean your handmade jewellery regularly

“Seriously detailed and, more importantly, fodder for any discussion with clients to convince them why the fonts you chose were the right ones for the project.” —PAUL JARVIS Better Web Typography for a Better Web is a book is based on a top-rated online course explaining typography to people who build web sites—web designers and web developers. The author, Matej Latin, takes complex concepts such as vertical rhythm, modular scale and page composition, and explains them in a simple way. The content of the book is accompanied by live code examples and the readers design and build an example website as they go through it. This is a new typography book for a new medium, the rules haven't changed much, everything else has.

“Seriously detailed and, more importantly, fodder for any discussion with clients to convince them why the fonts you chose were the right ones for the project.” —PAUL JARVIS Better Web Typography for a Better Web is a book is based on a top-rated online course explaining typography to people who build web sites—web designers and web developers. The author, Matej Latin, takes complex concepts such as vertical rhythm, modular scale and page composition, and explains them in a simple way. The content of the book is accompanied by live code examples and the readers design and build an example website as they go through it. This is a new typography book for a new medium, the rules haven't changed much, everything else has.

Hardcover. Type design is often presented in either such detail-obsessed complexity that it is not welcoming to beginners, or it is so simplified with the help of apps and web services that the resulting fonts are virtually useless. This book is different. It shows readers how to design professional fonts - without having to find out all of type design's secrets first. Designing Fonts teaches the basics of type design from sketched letters to finished font, offering an uncomplicated but thorough introduction to type design. With easy-to-follow instructions, many examples and professional tips, readers will learn how to design unique typefaces tailor-made for their own projects or customer orders. This book has two parts. Part 1 explains the theoretical, creative and technical basics of type design and font production. Six chapters then cover everything from alphabet to font, showing readers how to find and develop typeface ideas, design matching letters, produce fonts and expand them with special functions. Part 2 comprises eight workshops that explore how to design and implement different kinds of typefaces, from decorative interlocking display fonts with alternative letters to well-developed headline fonts with multiple cuts and OpenType features. An essential guide to creating fonts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Büro Destruct is a groundbreaking Swiss design group. We proudly present the first compilation of their works. The title shows a huge variety of layouts and logos, 3D renderings, web- and multimedia designs, print-fonts, offering a wide variety of styles and techniques in which the group of classically trained designers often combines most sophisticatedly computer graphics with hand-drawings or analogue material combinations.

Büro Destruct is a groundbreaking Swiss design group. We proudly present the first compilation of their works. The title shows a huge variety of layouts and logos, 3D renderings, web- and multimedia designs, print-fonts, offering a wide variety of styles and techniques in which the group of classically trained designers often combines most sophisticatedly computer graphics with hand-drawings or analogue material combinations.

This book is intended as an alternative to the standard differential equations text, which typically includes a large collection of methods and applications, packaged with state-of-the-art color graphics, student solution manuals, the latest fonts, marginal notes, and web-based supplements. These texts adds up to several hundred pages of text and can be very expensive for students to buy. Many students do not have the time or desire to read voluminous texts and explore internet supplements. Here, however, the author writes concisely, to the point, and in plain language. Many examples and exercises are included. In addition, this text also encourages students to use a computer algebra system to solve problems numerically, and as such, templates of MATLAB programs that solve differential equations are given in an appendix, as well as basic Maple and Mathematica commands.

With DSOS1 (Designer Shock Operating System 1) Berlin-based collective Designershock explores new interaction opportunities between web and print, successfully defying the fixed format of conventional books. With a dash of daring the manual offers both a comprehensive selection of innovative fonts and vector graphics (see “Büro Destruct”) as well as an assortment of ingenious content to be accessed exclusively via the enclosed digital medium. Here 80 specially created fonts, 98 icons, 23 screen savers as well as four graphic design tools await the daring user. At the same time DSOS1 aims to playfully expand horizons and demands active interaction – to download bonus fonts the user has to prove his gaming skills, and the tools on offer, too, will only reveal their true worth in the actual application. By softening the boundaries between book, site, tool and user DSOS1 generates unusual symbioses and design options, permitting the synthesis, modulation and active usage of pixel font layouts, screensavers, wallpapers or icons. Behind this wonderland of playful functionality hides a flexible manual, work tool and inspiring creative guide with true, unique added value.

For the first time in hundreds of years, because of the web, the role of the typographer has changed. We no longer decide; we suggest. We no longer simply choose typefaces, font sizes, line spacing, and margins; we prepare and instruct text to make those choices for itself. In this book, Tim Brown illuminates the complex, beautiful world of typesetting-arguably the most important part of typography because it forms the backbone of the reading experience-and shows us how to parry the inevitable pressures that arise when we can no longer predict how, and where, our text will be read.

This book is intended as an alternative to the standard differential equations text, which typically includes a large collection of methods and applications, packaged with state-of-the-art color graphics, student solution manuals, the latest fonts, marginal notes, and web-based supplements. These texts adds up to several hundred pages of text and can be very expensive for students to buy. Many students do not have the time or desire to read voluminous texts and explore internet supplements. Here, however, the author writes concisely, to the point, and in plain language. Many examples and exercises are included. In addition, this text also encourages students to use a computer algebra system to solve problems numerically, and as such, templates of MATLAB programs that solve differential equations are given in an appendix, as well as basic Maple and Mathematica commands.