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2025
What I DidAnalog drawing, Robofont software technical expertise, sensitivity, proportion and rhythm, systems thinking, concept development
The Purpose Developing a typeface is as much creativity and art as engineering and strategy. It was my goal to create a high contrast, humanist display typeface that has personality.
The Thinking Sweet Clementine was explored through iterative hand-drawings that was inspired by my hand-drawn lowercase letter “e”. The high contrast typeface’s purpose is to grab attention and to establish a clear visual hierarchy. My process was to explore meticulously through analog sketching, working with the shapes of the letters of “anode”. Hand drawings were then translated into Robofont and further developed.
The Output Full alphabet, numbers, and several glyphs available as an OTF/TTF. I created a printed 8x11 speciman that was laser printed and staple stitch bound. Sweet Clementine asks of you to have a little fun, pour a little apertif, and make sure that you dilly dally along the way.
This typeface is a work in progress working under the mentionship of Professor Scott Vander Zee.
Process Work
Specimen IRL (Laser-printed, staple-stitched)