Suzuki
A Sans-Serif, Monoline, Stencil Typeface. Inspired by the work of celebrated Japanese graphic designer Tezzo Suzuki, known for his unique illustrations, exceptional use and design of typography, and influential calendar designs.
Project Overview
Duration: 10 weeks (2024)
Collaborators: Amanda Moe, Paovsim Soeung, Macks (Maxwell) Brooks
My Role: Research, Type Designer
During the course of this project, we explored the fundamental principles of designing typography, from establishing consistent proportions to understanding the relationship between form and function. We studied how subtle variations in weight, contrast, and curvature can influence readability and expression. This process allowed us to apply theoretical principles directly to our own typeface, reinforcing how intentional design decisions shape a coherent visual identity.
Duration: 10 weeks (2024)
Collaborators: Amanda Moe, Paovsim Soeung, Macks (Maxwell) Brooks
My Role: Research, Type Designer
During the course of this project, we explored the fundamental principles of designing typography, from establishing consistent proportions to understanding the relationship between form and function. We studied how subtle variations in weight, contrast, and curvature can influence readability and expression. This process allowed us to apply theoretical principles directly to our own typeface, reinforcing how intentional design decisions shape a coherent visual identity.
Duration: 10 weeks (2024)
Collaborators: Amanda Moe, Paovsim Soeung, Macks (Maxwell) Brooks
My Role: Research, Type Designer
During the course of this project, we explored the fundamental principles of designing typography, from establishing consistent proportions to understanding the relationship between form and function. We studied how subtle variations in weight, contrast, and curvature can influence readability and expression. This process allowed us to apply theoretical principles directly to our own typeface, reinforcing how intentional design decisions shape a coherent visual identity.
Product
The Structure of Ego
The Suzuki typeface is intended as a bold display typeface, designed to command attention at large scales while maintaining clarity and strong visual impact. It is suited for applications such as wayfinding systems, exhibition graphics, posters, environmental signage, and other contexts where immediate readability and distinctive presence are essential.
Sembol Set
All Letters
The Structure of Ego
Wayfinding
The Structure of Ego
Display
The Structure of Ego
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