Experimental
Typography Book:

An experimental typography book inspired by Wim Crouwel's essay, Experimental Typography & The Need for the Experiment. The text is strategically divided across each
spread using bold typographic compositions that maintain legibility while encouraging readers to continue through the publication. Hand-scanned imagery from Ellen Lupton's Thinking With Type, enhanced in Photoshop
and Lightroom, provides a rich visual backdrop that supports the typography without overpowering it.

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Typographic
Perspectives:

An experimental poster exploring
the contrasting philosophies of
The Crystal Goblet by Beatrice Warde and The Post Typographic Manifesto by Nolen Strals and Bruce Willen. Traditional typography is represented through a restrained black-and-white composition, while the manifesto is expressed through bold red type, layered elements, dramatic scale changes, and intentionally broken design conventions to embody its rebellious message visually.

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Connected:
An experimental typographic poster built around an original micro-poem exploring the feeling of love and
human connection. The interconnected letterforms create a sense of
movement and unity, while a vibrant
photographic collage and subtle color overlays reinforce the poem's
emotional narrative. Reversed white typography establishes a strong visual hierarchy, allowing the expressive type to remain the focal point against a
quieter background.