Need help with my writing homework on The Typographic Experiments by Wolfgang Weingart. Write a 1500 word paper answering;

Need help with my writing homework on The Typographic Experiments by Wolfgang Weingart. Write a 1500 word paper answering; Weingart went to Lisbon along with his parents in 1954 for a period of two years as his father was working there as a diplomat. During their travelling, especially to Arabic nations, Weingart started recording visual discoveries using his camera including structures containing graphic landscapes, totally different lifestyles and details in the architecture. His parents could see his profound level of enjoyment in design and made arrangements for regular drawing lessons along with school work.

His increased involvement in the pictorial world resulted in a stronger aversion to dry school lessons and even though he was not aware of what he wanted to pursue, it was evident that it was an aspect of his imagination involving creative design and an exploration of creative potential (Jubert et al. 379). In 1958, he went to Merz Academy, which was a private college that taught applied graphics and art while allowing students to explore visual design in the interaction between specific areas and suitable presentation approaches. In the college, the school’s small printing workshop is what greatly fascinated him and this is where he started experimenting with type. As he sought models, he was strongly captivated by specialist journals’ modern Swill typography that was exciting while at the same time plain and clear.

The tension that existed in the limited repertoire of twenty-six letters, as well as the essentially endless options for their design, became a critical experience that defined his career as a typographer. In order to acquire the required skills, Weingart began an apprenticeship as a typesetter that lasted three years in 1960 in a printing house that was located in Stuttgart.

He got the opportunity to work on his personal typographic projects over weekends but was eventually advised to stop his apprenticeship and move to Basle as he could be appreciated and encouraged there while at the same time being guided through his career.&nbsp.