Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Drafting of pentagon using straight edge and compass (given the side). Note: I forgot to darken the outline of the completed pentagon at the end. Make sure to complete that step so that the figure stands out from the construction lines, which you should leave anyway. Other tools: mechanical lead holder, drafting triangles. Supplies: Bristol drafting paper 270 g/sqm, drafting tape or dots, sand paper or lead sharpener. See also other video for triangle, square, and hexagon: youtube.com/watch?v=jxvIbognVxI
Drafting of pentagon using straight edge and compass (given the side). Note: I forgot to darken the outline of the completed pentagon at the end. Make sure to complete that step so that the figure stands out from the construction lines, which you should leave anyway. Other tools: mechanical lead holder, drafting triangles. Supplies: Bristol drafting paper 270 g/sqm, drafting tape or dots, sand paper or lead sharpener. See also other video for triangle, square, and hexagon: youtube.com/watch?v=jxvIbognVxI
![Change is the only thing we can predict TYPO 2015
You never know what kind of goodies you are gonna find in those conference bags... Four books and four baby books. Thanks to my design students at San Francisco State university JC, JA, TC, and SQ (understudy for DL) for playing along; with apologies to the original book designer (barnbrook[dot]net). Limited edition of four baby books (one for each student) from original book, double-bound (perfect bound on both sides); guillotine services by FedEx Kinkos. Shot at TYPO Talks conference, San Francisco, May Day 2015. Video by Mary K. Hickox. Change is the only thing we can predict TYPO 2015](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/X7svNFWT3Vw/mqdefault.jpg)









