Merged Lines
Thesis
Effect of Print Technology on Typography
The idea was mixing Garamond, Didot, and Bodoni typefaces by slicing each letter form to three pieces and mix them together to make a new alphabet.
Unfortunately, this method did not work on some of the forms, therefore choosing only one form, letter A, was the best decision to make.
The letter A was finalized and printed by using both traditional and new print technology. After using the laser cut on different material, an interesting conclusion was discovered that we need to consider in our design. Having burnt and broken Birtch wood and melted mirror glass demonstrate deficiency of our product. To address his problem we need to change the thickness of lines or use different print technology in order to keep the existing design.
Effect of Print Technology on Typography
The idea was mixing Garamond, Didot, and Bodoni typefaces by slicing each letter form to three pieces and mix them together to make a new alphabet.
Unfortunately, this method did not work on some of the forms, therefore choosing only one form, letter A, was the best decision to make.
The letter A was finalized and printed by using both traditional and new print technology. After using the laser cut on different material, an interesting conclusion was discovered that we need to consider in our design. Having burnt and broken Birtch wood and melted mirror glass demonstrate deficiency of our product. To address his problem we need to change the thickness of lines or use different print technology in order to keep the existing design.
