Modulo Three was a response to a university brief that required students to produce a typographic piece based on the theme of ‘Three Minutes’. I chose to produce a kinetic typeface, which could be programmed to transition between letters of the alphabet and could also be manipulated by the user.
I produced a Flash microsite too, which contained two separate specimens of the typeface. The first transitioned between each letter in the alphabet over a period of three minutes, while the second displayed the entire alphabet all at once.
The final typeface is unique because the letter forms are generated at run-time and are therefore completely random. They never appear completely static either, as the particles that compose each letter are constantly animated.
Design and web development by Fine Thought. Completed October 2009
