Sometimes when you don't sleep enough, beautiful things happen.
Does legibility matter?
When dealing with fluidity in temporal typography, legibility is continually in flux. This means that legibility is a process that occurs (in various measure) as long as the form is mutating. Legibility assumes the viewer of the type is attempting to read, however, temporal type is less focused on readership and more focused on viewership.
Factors of viewership include perception and perspective. Perception is a constant fluctuation of past, present, and future form, requiring a continual rationalization about what is being seen. The perspective or viewpoint determines the angle at which the form is being seen. Due to the transitory nature of temporal typography, the perception and perspective of these forms may also be fluid.
So. The question of the week is whether legibility and readability are contributing factors or simply limitations of temporal typography?
A to B in 104+
Starting to finally play with color (i.e. shades of grey). Exploring transitions between A and B.
Whatever you do, don't fail.
Pressure's on.
Nothing Emily Dickinson ever said
As the saying goes, sign painters don't read signs. I claim designers don't read copy.(This one is dedicated to M.C.)
Taxi time
Forget the bus. There are things in life you've just gotta do sometimes.
Don't just do something, stand there.
Because I'm always more interested in the art than the article.Beautiful type in Vanity Fair by Marion Deuchars.
