This was a computer-free exercise in designing black and white signage for "male and female" toilets. 

The designs were guided by the use of a 10x10 grid, and were originally cut out of black card.

The intention was to show gender neutrality, and consider the fundamental differences between modern day seperate toilets, in such a way to avoid gender stereotypes.

 

I focused on the idea of toilet signs being defined by trajectory, as ultimately, male toilets are distinguished by the inclusion of urinals.

 

There was then a conscious effort to make both symbols equal, so it only followed that they should have the same area, and follow the same shape.