DEFINING THE LIMITS OF TYPOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY
Research publication uncovering what it means to construct continuity within form in respect to optics and measurement.
A deeper understanding of typographic systems and figures in space allows the viewer to break through their initial subconscious perception of why certain letters look alike or belong together. Deconstructing the modular nature of type design, as well as the application of Bézier Curves and Bernstein Polynomials, gives insight into exactly how the characters within a family relate to each other through form and feeling.
