Type design (display)

Type: Classroom Project

Typography | Typeface Design | Display Type | Visual Abstraction | Form Study

Creating a display typeface inspired by the forms of horn instruments

Perinet is a display typeface developed through an exploration of expressive and ornamental letterforms. Its structure draws inspiration from the curves and fluid forms of horn instruments, particularly the French horn.

Role: Form study, Concept Development and Type Design

Tools used : Illustrator

Duration: 2 weeks (2022)

Type design (display)

Type: Classroom Project

Typography | Typeface Design | Display Type | Visual Abstraction | Form Study

Creating a display typeface inspired by the forms of horn instruments

Perinet is a display typeface developed through an exploration of expressive and ornamental letterforms. Its structure draws inspiration from the curves and fluid forms of horn instruments, particularly the French horn.

Role: Form study, Concept Development and Type Design

Tools used : Illustrator

Duration: 2 weeks (2022)

Type design (display)

Type: Classroom Project

Typography | Typeface Design | Display Type | Visual Abstraction | Form Study

Creating a display typeface inspired by the forms of horn instruments

Perinet is a display typeface developed through an exploration of expressive and ornamental letterforms. Its structure draws inspiration from the curves and fluid forms of horn instruments, particularly the French horn.

Role: Form study, Concept Development and Type Design

Tools used : Illustrator

Duration: 2 weeks (2022)

Brief / Context

Through this project I wanted to explore how the structural and visual rhythm of these instruments could translate into letterforms, focusing on curves, coils, and the continuity of line.

The challenge lay in balancing ornamentation with legibility, ensuring that the typeface retained both its musical expressiveness and functional clarity enough for a display typeface.

Brief / Context

Through this project I wanted to explore how the structural and visual rhythm of these instruments could translate into letterforms, focusing on curves, coils, and the continuity of line.

The challenge lay in balancing ornamentation with legibility, ensuring that the typeface retained both its musical expressiveness and functional clarity enough for a display typeface.

Brief / Context

Through this project I wanted to explore how the structural and visual rhythm of these instruments could translate into letterforms, focusing on curves, coils, and the continuity of line.

The challenge lay in balancing ornamentation with legibility, ensuring that the typeface retained both its musical expressiveness and functional clarity enough for a display typeface.

The form inspiration for the typeface

The form inspiration for the typeface

Final Design

The resulting typeface, Perinet, embodies a sense of movement and resonance with each letter carrying the feel of and trying to emulate the instrument’s circular flow.

Final Design

The resulting typeface, Perinet, embodies a sense of movement and resonance with each letter carrying the feel of and trying to emulate the instrument’s circular flow.

Final Design

The resulting typeface, Perinet, embodies a sense of movement and resonance with each letter carrying the feel of and trying to emulate the instrument’s circular flow.

The final letterforms

The final letterforms

Patterns created using the letterforms

Patterns created using the letterforms

Some posters created to show the application of the typeface

Some posters created to show the application of the typeface

A 3D visualisation of the typeface

A 3D visualisation of the typeface

A 3D visualisation of the typeface

Various stages of deriving the forms from the insipiration

Various stages of deriving the forms from the insipiration

Various stages of deriving the forms from the insipiration

Not everything here's polished yet, but the heart of it is here :)

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Not everything here's polished yet, but the heart of it is here :)

Thanks for visiting!

Not everything here's polished yet, but the heart of it is here :)

Thanks for visiting!

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