Monotype Printing
The Monotype was invented by Tolbert Lanston, who was born in the US in 1844. The Monotype system is a set of two machines, the Monotype keyboard and the Monotype caster, that are used to typeset printed matter.
This machine case one character at a time rather than an entire line. It was composed of two parts; a keyboard and a type caster. When an operator typed at a keyboard, a perforated paper tape was generated.
Logo Explorations
Final Logo
Collaterals
collaterals display - close-up
brochure layout
brochure
visiting card
monotype calculator - prototype
stamp
The Print Book- Monotype Chapter Layout
