Typography is the study of type. Currently it is computer-based, and deals with type from a publishing/art standpoint. For a given project, for example, this would include selecting the font, the spacing of the lines, and general layout of the writing. It may be helpful to distinguish this from calligraphy by remembering that typesetting used to be done by craftsmen using letters on metal pieces stamped by a machineand arranging them to be printed on a press. Calligraphy is the study of letters as art as well, but calligraphy is hand-drawn lettering, using specific types of pens. Calligraphy may also include designing new fonts. typography in italics typography in italics
hieroglyphics was done by egyptians calligraphy was done by the Chinese
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Cuneiform is a Sumerian langue, while hieroglyphics is Egyptian. 1 uses pictographs, Cuneiform doesn't.
chinese writing uses logographs
A cuneiform is a style of writing in which pictorial symbols, or pictographs, were used. Cuneiforms are the earliest form of writing in the Middle East.
The writting of the Sumerian Civilization was cuneiform while the Egyptian was hieroglyphs
Cuneiform uses triangle things and hieroglyphics use pictures like birds and other stuff. And cuneiform is from Mesopatmia.
China uses cuneiform; which evolved from the Sumerians;; which evolved from Egyptian pictographs.
what is the cuneiform different from pictograms
cuneiform was used to communicated between the Sumerians. It was their way of saying recording or even talking to each other
calligraphy
There are 3 Cuneiform bones in the human foot 1) medial cuneiform 2) intermediate cuneiform 3) lateral cuneiform