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in our first case study weamp;#39;re going to look at the story behind an early typeface today known as bimbo that was designed in the late 15th century before johannes gutenberg introduced movable type to europe books were handwritten by scribes many of whom worked in monasteries these books took a lot of skill and labor to produce they were rarefied valuable objects that were marks of prestige for any of their owners when gutenberg developed his system of movable type in 1439 he began printing and selling books and it made sense for him to try to simulate the look and feel of these handmade books as closely as possible so his early typefaces imitated this handwriting style of scribes in northern europe this style was called black letter and it remained popular in parts of europe on into the 20th century gutenberg was so intent on simulating human handwriting with his type that he developed dozens of slightly different variations of each letter this was to try to simulate irregularit
