eastside book 2012

7/28/2019 Eastside book 2012

1/63

1


2/63

EastsideAustin, Tx

Home to the Alphabet

6th

5th

4th

3rd

2nd

CeasarChaves

Com

alS

t

Chi

conS

t

I-35

San

MarcosSt

Walle

rSt

N

S

E W

500 ft

200 mmetro stop

street

highway

metro line


3/63

A LP H A

B E T

Eastsides


4/63

Design and editing

Paige Bryan

Eastsides

A LP H A

B E T


5/63

he eastside o Austin, Tx has its own language with itsown lettering. The ABCs o eastside gives visual literacyto this unique area.

But, rst it would help to understand where the alphabetoriginated. The Latin alphabet is the main writing system in usein the Western world and is the most widely used alphabeticwriting system in the world. It is the standard script o the Englishlanguage and is oten reerred to simply as the alphabet inEnglish. It is a true alphabet which originated in the th centuryBC in Italy and has changed continually over the last years.It has roots in the Semitic alphabet and its oshoot alphabets,the Phoenician, Greek, and Etruscan. The phonetic values osome letters changed, some letters were lost and gained, andseveral writing styles (hands) developed. Two such styles, theminuscule and majuscule hands, were combined into one scriptwith alternate orms or the lower and upper case letters. Due toclassicism, modern uppercase letters dier only slightly rom theirclassical counterparts. There are ew regional variants.

It is generally held that the Latins adopted the western variant othe Greek alphabet in the th century BC rom Cumae, a Greekcolony in southern Italy making the early Latin alphabet one


6/63

However, thanks to classical revival Roman capitals werereintroduced by humanists making Latin inscriptions easilylegible to modern readers while many medieval manuscripts areunreadable to an untrained modern reader, due to unamiliarletterorms, narrow spacing and abbreviation marks with someexceptions o some marks such as the apostrophe and the exceptiono Carolingian minuscule letters (lower caps) which were mistaken

or Roman.

Additionally the phonetic value o the letters has changed rom itsorigins and is not constant across the languages adopting the Latinalphabet, such as English or French, oten the orthography does notully match the phonetics, resulting in Homophonic heterographs(words written dierently but sounding the same) such as inEnglish and adopting digraphs or new sounds, such as sh orVoiceless postalveolar ricative in English.

among several Old Italic alphabets emerging at the time.The Latin alphabet started out as roman square capitals, uppercaseseried letters. Through cursive styles that developed to adapt theormerly inscribed alphabet to writing with a pen, the lowercaseletters evolved. Throughout the ages, many dissimilar stylisticvariations o each letter have evolved that are still identied asbeing the same letter.

In addition to the aorementioned square capitals used inarchitecture, in the Roman empire and in the Middle Ages orrapidly written vernacular documents roman cursive or even a ormo shorthand, called tironian notes, were used.

In the course o the evolution o the alphabet rom the old italicalphabet, G and Q developed rom C, rom the Greek alphabet theletters K,X,Y,Z were taken, the letter j developed rom a fourished i,v and u split and the ligature o vv became w, the letter thorn wasintroduced rom the runic alphabet but was lost in all languagesbar Icelandic, additionally the letter s ater the th century could bewritten either as a long s inside a word or as a terminal s at the endor ater a long s (), but the long s was later lost.The oldest Latin inscriptions do not distinguish between /g/ and/k/, representing both by C, K and Q according to position. K wasused beore A; Q was used (i at all) beore O or V; C was used

elsewhere. This is explained by the act that the Etruscan languagedid not make this distinction. C originated as a turned orm oGreek Gamma and Q rom Greek Koppa. In later Latin, K survivedonly in a ew orms such as Kalendae; Q survived only beore V(representing /kw/), and C was used everywhere else. G was laterinvented to distinguish between /g/ and /k/; it was originallysimply a C with an additional diacritic.


7/63

a .............................................. 14

b..............................................18

c ............................................. 22

d............................................. 26

e ............................................. 30

...............................................34

g..............................................38

h............................................. 42

i .............................................. 46

j ..............................................50

k ..............................................54

l ...............................................58

m ........................................... 62

n.............................................66

o ............................................. 70

p..............................................74

q ..............................................78

r .............................................. 82

s .............................................86

t ..............................................90

u ............................................. 94

v .............................................98

w ..........................................102

x ...........................................106

y ........................................... 110

z ............................................114

conclusion ..................... 123

Table of Contents


8/63

14 15

Ain eastside

has opinionsabout

abortion


9/63

16 17

5th Commandment: You shall not kill.. No Taxes for Abortion: The Pill Kills


10/63

18 19

Bin eastside

goes by thename Buse


11/63

20 21

Hello my name is Buse


12/63

22 23

Cin eastside

drinkstrendy cofee


13/63

24 25

Cenote Cofee & Bagels Beer\Wine @ Cesar Chavez


14/63

26 27

Din eastside

nevercloses up

shop


15/63

28 29

Design+Build


16/63

30 31

Ein eastside

truly livesevery day


17/63

32 33

Our Lives


18/63

34 35

Fin eastside

gets unky tothe music


19/63

36 37

Foe Destroyer, Funky Knuckles & Snarky Puppy


20/63

38 39

Gin eastside

connectsto its gypsy

heritage


21/63

40 41

Gypsy@ 1504 E 6th st


22/63

42 43

Hin eastside

rides thewild horse


23/63

44 45

The White Horse @ 500 Comal St


24/63

46 47

Iin eastside

haspiercings

and tattoos


25/63

48 49

Tattoos & Piercing @ Shaman


26/63

50 51

Jin eastside

stings like ayellow jacket


27/63

52 53

Yellow Jacket Social Club @ 1074 E 5th St


28/63

54 55

Kin eastside

has theparking

hook up


29/63

56 57

Accessible parking at rear


30/63

58 59

Lin eastside

is alwayslistening


31/63

60 61

Revenants, The Stampede & Bassline Bums


32/63

62 63

Min eastside

channelsBob Marley


33/63

64 65

Bob Marley Mural


34/63

66 67

Nin eastside

shines likethe big red

sun


35/63

68 69

Big Red Sun @ Cesar Chavez


36/63

70 71

Oin eastside

knows whereto look


37/63

72 73

Look for train sign


38/63

74 75

Pin eastside

works as amensajeria ypaqueteria

(courier and parcel)


39/63

76 77

Retired Estafeta Sign


40/63

78 79

Qin eastside

lovesantiquing all

day


41/63

80 81

Antiques Shop


42/63

82 83

Rin eastside

only speaksin grunts


43/63

84 85

Gruntby TVC


44/63

86 87

Sin eastside

always putson a show


45/63

88 89

East Side Showroom @ 1100 E 6th St


46/63

90 91

Tin eastside

lives out o ahotel


47/63

92 93

Vegas Motel Hotel @ 1500 E 6th St


48/63

94 95

Uin eastside

stays up allhours


49/63

96 97

Food Truck Business Hours-ish


50/63

98 99

Vin eastside

is in heavenand earth


51/63

100 101

Therefore God exalted him to the highest place That at the name of Jesus

every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth


52/63

102 103

Win eastside

goes to allSs shows


53/63

104 105

Gong Show: Variety Show live


54/63

106 107

Xin eastside

jams at theBrixton


55/63

108 109

The BrixtonEst 2009


56/63

110 111

Yin eastside

sunbathesoutside

Heywood

Hotel


57/63

112 113

Heywood Hotel @ Austin


58/63

114 115

Zin eastside

hangs atCazamance


59/63

116 117

Cazamance Restaurant


60/63

118 119

A B C D E

F G H I J

K L M N O

P Q R S T

U V W X Y Z


61/63

120 121

To all the Eastside business for their external art

and making the Eastside a unique place. To the

bands and artists that perform on Eastside visually

and verbally.

Thank you,

Paige Bryan


62/63

122 123

The Eastsides Alphabet book is designed and edited by Paige Bryan

using Adobe InDesign CS6. The book features the Acher Familytypeface. Wrapped in a hand-painted canvas cover the book holds

80 lb Classic Crest Smooth Classic Cream paper and 70 lb Accent

Opaque Vellum White for the content. The origins of the alphabet issourced from Wikipedia : History of the Latin Alphabet (Nov 2012).

Eastsides Alphabet was published in 2012 at St. Edwards University3001 South Congree Ave Austin, Tx 78704.


63/63

eastside book 2012

Documents