Typefaces and Fonts?
Traditionally, "typeface" and "font" were understood as different terms, never considered synonymous. It used to be that a typeface was made out of metal, each letter needed to be trimmed from the pieces of alloy individually. The typeface was the intended visual aspect of the graphic symbols themselves, while the font face was a single typeface in 1 size, one way, and one weight .
As sure as day turns into night the graphics industry has evolved. Today we are talking about hundreds, if not thousands of font syles or choices, and we're not talking about type readied from metal either. To busy people like you and I (Amateur graphic designers) "font" and "typeface" stand for are synonomous.
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