Times New Roman By: Kamal Jeha

What and who Created Times New Roman?

• The typeface Times New Roman was created by Victor Lardent, a worker for a British newspaper The Times. The font is a serif font that was created in 1932.

What’s the style?• The style of Times New Roman is a serif font

created in the older style of text.

Where it is still Used?• Times New Roman is still frequent in book

typography, particularly in mass-market paperbacks in the United States.

• As well because of its common use in Microsoft it has become one of the most widely used font to date.

What makes Times New Roman?• The key features that identify Times New Roman

are the serifs on the text. The text Georgia was believed to be based off of the text Times New Roman. As well it can be classified as a transitional text.

Famous uses of Times New Roman.• The typeface Times New Roman, debuted in The

Times a British newspaper in 1932. As well it is used in many novels.

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