Typography in the past and present.
Is there any significant difference? Or are designers today stepping away from the systematic methods of creating typeface?
The objective of this project is to allow users to understand the difference between typography in the past, and present, and at the same time, question themselves, the possibility of fusing both the old and new methods together to create a typeface that best describes the spirit of our time.
"The history of typography reflects a continual tension between the hand and the machine, the organic and the geometric, the human body and the abstract system." - Ellen Lupten
There is no reason why the two cannot COEXIST and work in conjunction.
