First printing of Thai
Prior to the introduction of printing, Thai script had evolved along a calligraphic tradition, with most written records in the form of folding-book … See more

The established conventional handwriting styles of Thai script fall broadly into two categories: angular and rounded, with the former forming the majority. The angular styles, in common use … See more

Only a few common typefaces are known from the days of cast metal type, including Bradley, Thong Siam, Witthayachan, Farang Ses, and the … See more

There is not yet a single standard terminology for Thai typeface anatomy, and type designers have variably observed several features: … See more

The proper display of Thai text on computer systems requires support for complex text rendering. Thai script consists of inline base … See more

People notable for their contribution to the field of Thai typography and type design include:
Anuthin … See more