3 Letters + Word

  

     During the process, I was thinking about the proximity and font of each letter, as well how they would interact with each other and use up the space inside the frame . I chose these letters because the Rockwell slab serif “A” has thicker arms and legs than the other letters in this design. It stands out in a unique way compared to the other 4 classifications which is why this was the first letter I used. The Baskerville  “i” is seems  has it's similarities to a Garamond "i" which is why it would cooperate with the "j". Finally the Garamond “j” has a more thin and squared leg than the other 4 classifications of “j”.  I used the "A: in the middle but slightly rotated counter clockwise. Since both the lowercase "i" and "j" have a tidal that look quite the same, I decided to rotate the "i" slightly and rotate the "j" much more so they both share the same tidal . These letters taught me how distinct they are from one another, as well as how the "I" and "l" in Rockwell share the same stem  and have a similar cap height.