jay menon:
profile, awards,
exhibitions,
special interests.
synthesis:
on visual
typography,
research.
the basics:
design, graphics,
typography
granthaconsulting
1800 B.C. Phonicians were the first to connect speech to visual symbols, thus developing the phonetic alphabet to represent 22 key sounds of their language.
800 B.C. Greeks adapted the Phonician system and added symbols for vowels.
AD 124. Romans added more letters, refined the form eventually to become the 26-letter English alphabet of today.
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