Thonik.

Another piece by Thonik. Trying to keep up with the topic of innovative type applications. I am liking the use of pattern as a grid to create a typeface. This reminds me of my Magic Brief, the way I use the grid to create letters. After looking at this brief I can see how I can improve my Magic pattern and type. I get the impression that this type is by water, which is why I think this works so well. The type is made up of a strict rigid grid but ends up looking like it has fluidity to it because the structure is not made up of straights lines, which reflects the motion of the water.

 Type design and a variety of other applications for an exhibition. I really like the mixture of sold shape and broken lines which have then been applied the the box to create a game to enhance the idea of play. The type seems really strong across all contexts. It is quite satisfying seeing it printed on al those exhibition hand outs too. This is really relevant to my exhibition brief, it just keeps giving me more ideas of what I could did and enhancing the possibility of me actually putting on an exhibition.